Handy pack of 5 Ravpower micro USB cables. You get 4 different lengths, with the longest being 10ft, a fair old distance if you want to use a device while it charges. Obviously it works out better for Prime members on this, but if you're not a member and you're buying other stuff, could use it like an add on item or something. Works out about 70p per cable for Prime subbers.
Includes these lengths 1ft 2x 3ft 1x 6ft 1x10ft
Contains 4 different sizes: 1 ft, 3 ft, 6 ft, 10 ft; they are good valued cables for charging your smartphone (not included iPhone), for transferring files, videos and music
18 Months Warranty: Also You can get 18+12months (if register) and friendly customer service from us
Updated connector: Which is super slim and durable, so they can easily fit almost all the phone case cutouts and lasts longer than others
Fast Charging Speed: 23% faster than the average marketplace counterparts; Compatible with Quick Charge 3.0
Why choose it when you need just one lead? Because you can never have enough leads; 5 pack will suit all your cable requirements at home, in office and on-the-go
Latest comments (77)
wheeledwizard
5 Oct 17#77
Bought these and AMAZED at the quality; what a bargain this is!! :-)
TiredParent
3 Oct 17#76
It arrived yesterday. Brilliant. A big thank you!
FireOnAWire
29 Sep 17#4
The 10ft and 6ft are really the only useful ones.
darenstrevens to FireOnAWire
29 Sep 17#16
The shorter cables will be very useful in my home office and at work, so all useful to me and perhaps others!
aggala to darenstrevens
29 Sep 17#17
The shorter cables are ideal for me to use inside the car and for use on my laptop :grin:
Morenenth to FireOnAWire
30 Sep 17#65
That's what she said :laughing:
aforumac to FireOnAWire
1 Oct 17#75
Disagree. The shortest one is perfect for phantom remote control to phone :sunglasses:
sam_of_london
29 Sep 17#1
If it was Usb c I would have voted hot.
Turret to sam_of_london
29 Sep 17#13
Is this to say you voted cold because this cable doesn't fit your device?...
sam_of_london to Turret
30 Sep 17#32
No . Because micro usb cables are not a big deal now like 5 years ago. All pound shops have them .
Gentle_Giant to sam_of_london
30 Sep 17#39
Yes they do, I bought some a couple of weeks ago, brought them home and plugged my phone in - My PC couldnt recognise the phone, old cable - PC recognises phone. Tried my daughters phone - ditto.
Took the cables back and got a refund; girl at the counter agreed they were rubbish; OK as a charging cable, but useless for data transfer; she had seen loads being returned.
EndemicAlarm to Gentle_Giant
30 Sep 17#41
That's because data isn't actually a requirement, some cables are specifically made for charging only. But ignore sam_of_london, I've finally realised he deliberately talks garbage in tech threads. Classic trolling.
Gentle_Giant to EndemicAlarm
1 Oct 17#74
You are sort of correct; USB was developed as a data transfer system, charging was secondary; yes, many phone and other mobile device makers included a "charging only" cable (because they are arseholes), but anything sold as a "USB" cable should be capable of data transfer.
What happens with many of these cheap cable makers is, poor manufacturing standards and poor quality control; the machines are badly maintained, so the cables dont always get terminated correctly. The same issue has been happening for decades, I remember getting a parallel port cable that didnt work back in the early 90's; when I opened it up, the terminations were crimped to the insulation - they hadnt stripped it back, so there was no electrical pathway.
sam_of_london to Gentle_Giant
30 Sep 17#49
I already have loads of them from previous blackberry years and don't buy anymore. All I need is usb C now. I have some new lying around which I bought from Sam,s 99p shop in London . These are individually packed in thick plastic, which work fine with data transfer as well.
Morsicatio to sam_of_london
30 Sep 17#64
"If this was something else entirely, I would have a different opinion."
mahmouddiaa
29 Sep 17#6
Save your money and buy the anker cables More expensive but worth every penny Just think about how much money you spent on usb cables last year
sleepersolar to mahmouddiaa
29 Sep 17#21
Have to disagree about anker quality. They've failed on me more than any brand. Sure they have good customer service which I can't be bothered using on something as cheap as a usb cable, but I don't think their quality control is anything special.
mrstick2000 to sleepersolar
30 Sep 17#52
Plus, Anker put their logo on the wrong side, so I always want to put them in upside down when I'm forced to use them at my girlfriend's place.
I bought this exact pack a year ago and they're all still going strong. I've ordered some more to replace the aukey ones that I've had a couple of weeks and two of them already fall out of the slots.
Thanks op
Jo444 to mahmouddiaa
29 Sep 17#23
None cos now they pack even sosages with micro usb cables.
ndksamb to mahmouddiaa
30 Sep 17#36
I bought a multi pack of anker cables and don't think they are any better than your average cable after a short amount of use.
Babbler to mahmouddiaa
30 Sep 17#59
Agree. These fall apart easily... Their in car cigarette lighter is better than anker though.
Quickblood to mahmouddiaa
30 Sep 17#69
How much money did you spend on usb cables last year?
mahmouddiaa to Quickblood
30 Sep 17#70
Nearly £28 buying Aukey and Ailun from Amazon and generic cables from ebay
All dead now
Quickblood to mahmouddiaa
30 Sep 17#71
Bloody hell. I think I lost 1 short tecknet cable last year and all the others, around 14 in total, seem to work.
mahmouddiaa to Quickblood
30 Sep 17#72
I usually use 5 cables in different rooms of the house and in the car, the Aukey ones the metal micro usb part failed and fell off within 2-3 months and the ailun ones just failed
Chuggee to mahmouddiaa
1 Oct 17#73
And yet my old trusty BlackBerry wall adapter USB charger hasn't broken once in over 4 years, still going strong to this day, only needed a microUSB to Type-C and it still works. Cables from these Amazon "European/American retailers" are low cost Chinese rebrands, just have a look at how similar their other products are to the likes of AUKEY, Sumpower, etc.
Utter cobblers. :rage:
itsvimal
29 Sep 17#5
Are Sunvalleytek-UK deals not banned from HUKD? I posted this deal last week and was removed.
mkara to itsvimal
30 Sep 17#48
Maybe at the time they didn't meet the requirements, but now they do.
And I don't understand if there's a good deal, why does something like that need to be highlighted, especially with a decent product.
aDikus to itsvimal
30 Sep 17#68
Its not the first time admins done that. the reason for this is pretty obvious... shame... its ll about the money ! ! !
gjhukd
30 Sep 17#67
Good value with code and delivery tomorrow.
Picard123
29 Sep 17#12
£7 for a basic USB cable?? :astonished:
stevenmcdowall39 to Picard123
30 Sep 17#62
why do people post when they haven't even bothered to read or understand a deal?
It's a pack of 5 cables of varying lengths and they're good quality. At £6.99 they're a good deal, £3.50 is a fantastic deal.
Picard123 to stevenmcdowall39
30 Sep 17#66
Yes, I'm aware - the title says "5pk".
But I don't want a 1ft cable (it's useless) and I don't need a 10ft cable or 2 x 3ft cables (I have loads already).
Hence, my original comment - £7 for basically a cable since the sizes are mostly useless to me.
liamf12
30 Sep 17#63
Got them this morning and exactly same charge time as my Anker cables.
28081947
30 Sep 17#61
Have just taken delivery of these and tried the 1.5m for both sync and charge, synced to my computer no problem and connected to my Lenovo P2 to an IQ charger got 1800mA, at 70p per cable not bad quality either.
VaderLover
30 Sep 17#58
I have these cables and they're pretty crap. The metal is weak and bend quite easily and then they dont fit securely in the phone. Already thrown some of them away
Babbler to VaderLover
30 Sep 17#60
Supposed to have a warrantee but I didn't bother claiming. Too much hassle.
EN1GMA
30 Sep 17#57
I just need some to power my chromecast audios
matrich1610
30 Sep 17#56
I know they're more expensive but I've bought these: aliexpress.com/ite…2c7 They're brilliant and very good quality - if you watch on the app they come down to about £2 each delivered :smile:
scottydoobuy
30 Sep 17#55
chose no rush delivery and got a £3 amazon pantry credit so only cost 50p :thumbsup:
Fight_Tucker
30 Sep 17#54
Good cable these for the price. Like all micro USB’s they all fail eventually.
dannwilson
30 Sep 17#53
Price gone up
kristianduds
30 Sep 17#51
I was going to buy these to replace the pack of 5 usbs I bought from amazon last year which only half work now... Clicked on the link, yeah turns out it was these :angry: based on my experience I'd avoid, after a while if you move the device when it's charging it will just stop charging
Pinksparkles1973
30 Sep 17#50
Absolute bargain, promptly ordered, thanks OP! :thumbsup: If it's not socks mysteriously disappearing in our house it's charging cables?! :astonished: You can never have too many charging cables..... sounds like me and shoes/bags!! :joy:
duncanhill
30 Sep 17#47
Thanks, ordered one and code worked then decided to order an additional set code not accepted guessing it one order per customer maybe
GS01
30 Sep 17#46
It's a good price but the durability on these is pretty poor, I wouldn't recommend it. You'd rather spend more to get their 'lifetime warranty' versions, the connectors on those are built a lot better.
qwerty93
30 Sep 17#45
6.99
sean_numark
30 Sep 17#44
Ordered.....thanks opp
mikecollins
30 Sep 17#43
£3.49 For me. Thanks op. Have some heat
belcher142
29 Sep 17#9
6.99 now
voicon to belcher142
29 Sep 17#10
Use code KV73U65Q
belcher142 to voicon
29 Sep 17#19
Thanks :thumbsup:
hhali to voicon
30 Sep 17#42
Is this code only valid for this cable?
andywedge to belcher142
29 Sep 17#11
"Code - KV73U65Q"
7day to andywedge
29 Sep 17#14
Try this ...KV73U65Q.
EndemicAlarm
30 Sep 17#40
These cables are a bag of willies and will give you seven years bad luck. They charge very slowly and break easily. If you need anything other than disposable, don't bother.
I second Voltuz, I bought them to replace these wastes of space and they will probably survive an apocalypse.
I appreciate that they're £12.98 versus £3.49. But you'll ultimately be paying £12.98 + £3.49. They've been at the £10 mark in case you want to add them to a wishlist and wait it out.
YoNoHeSido
30 Sep 17#38
Can't have too many of these in my house. I think my children eat them.
Waldolf
30 Sep 17#37
Most of these cheap cables use poor quality wire, and the slow charging is more of a problem than how long they last.
They tend to only allow a low current of less than 700mA, when many devices b require two or three times that.
hackboski
30 Sep 17#35
Cannot complain for £3.50! :party:
EN1GMA
30 Sep 17#34
Thanks op, bought. 10ft one will come in handy.
sla
30 Sep 17#33
thanks
deany76
30 Sep 17#31
I find the metal braided ones the best. Pet proof
Paulwhite69
30 Sep 17#30
Thanks bought and took the no rush delivery so 3pound credit added to me so only cost 50p
Chz
30 Sep 17#29
My family keeps trashing cables, no matter what the brand or quality. For £3.50, I can leave the box out and they can grab replacements as they trash the ones they have now. Hot.
db129
30 Sep 17#28
Good deal. Ordered. Perhaps mention code in OP? Thanks for posting!
monkeyboy77
30 Sep 17#27
Bought this pack before and use them all the time and they seem good quality to me, so bit surprised by some of the comments here. Bought a few ravpower things and all been great. Long cable awesome for PS4 controller. Heat, bought some spares.
GrantG182
29 Sep 17#25
I am using one of these Ravpower nylon cables right now and can say they are crud. I took a brand new one out the box yesterday and tried it out using Ampere which reports an average 600mA. £1 cable from Poundland reports 890mA. These are crap and although they are nylon braided so you don't ever see the cable break, I am on my 3rd in 6 months and they don't get used by anyone but myself for my phone and tablet, so ultimately one charge per day per device, not a lot of use at all. You don't even get what you pay for here - Poundland ones are better and last just as long!
amour3k to GrantG182
30 Sep 17#26
Funny you say that ...
Interesting comment, and to a large enough entent, I have to agree with you there.
mouzzampk
29 Sep 17#24
Ordered, Thank you!
mackem1966
29 Sep 17#22
I pay £8 for a 2 pack of the 6 feet volutz usb cables thinking that would end my constant breaking cables but even one of them broke after 4 weeks ! I emailed them and they are sending me a free pack of them so i guess thats all you can ask from a seller as even the best brands have their share of faulty ones
Computerman
29 Sep 17#20
Thank you!
dewonderful
29 Sep 17#18
How can anyone buy these without knowing the AWG?
tascheman
29 Sep 17#15
You can never have enough micro USB cables. Thanks OP
germainsophie
29 Sep 17#8
thanks op!
Just ordered for £3.49.
Always losing or breaking the ones I have and was on the look out for some more!
queer1
29 Sep 17#7
It's gone up to £3.50p (was £3.49p apparently) haha.
Skaman
29 Sep 17#3
Bought, cheers OP, was only looking at my long USB cable last night thinking I need another one as this one is on its last legs :raised_hand:
salsheikh
29 Sep 17#2
showing £6.99 for me (Prime) nope, got it for £3.49 AFTER using the code KV73U65Q
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Opening post
Handy pack of 5 Ravpower micro USB cables. You get 4 different lengths, with the longest being 10ft, a fair old distance if you want to use a device while it charges. Obviously it works out better for Prime members on this, but if you're not a member and you're buying other stuff, could use it like an add on item or something. Works out about 70p per cable for Prime subbers.
Includes these lengths
1ft
2x 3ft
1x 6ft
1x10ft
Latest comments (77)
Tried my daughters phone - ditto.
Took the cables back and got a refund; girl at the counter agreed they were rubbish; OK as a charging cable, but useless for data transfer; she had seen loads being returned.
What happens with many of these cheap cable makers is, poor manufacturing standards and poor quality control; the machines are badly maintained, so the cables dont always get terminated correctly.
The same issue has been happening for decades, I remember getting a parallel port cable that didnt work back in the early 90's; when I opened it up, the terminations were crimped to the insulation - they hadnt stripped it back, so there was no electrical pathway.
More expensive but worth every penny
Just think about how much money you spent on usb cables last year
I bought this exact pack a year ago and they're all still going strong. I've ordered some more to replace the aukey ones that I've had a couple of weeks and two of them already fall out of the slots.
Thanks op
All dead now
Utter cobblers. :rage:
I posted this deal last week and was removed.
And I don't understand if there's a good deal, why does something like that need to be highlighted, especially with a decent product.
It's a pack of 5 cables of varying lengths and they're good quality. At £6.99 they're a good deal, £3.50 is a fantastic deal.
But I don't want a 1ft cable (it's useless) and I don't need a 10ft cable or 2 x 3ft cables (I have loads already).
Hence, my original comment - £7 for basically a cable since the sizes are mostly useless to me.
They're brilliant and very good quality - if you watch on the app they come down to about £2 each delivered :smile:
If it's not socks mysteriously disappearing in our house it's charging cables?! :astonished:
You can never have too many charging cables..... sounds like me and shoes/bags!! :joy:
I second Voltuz, I bought them to replace these wastes of space and they will probably survive an apocalypse.
amazon.co.uk/Vol…T9I
I appreciate that they're £12.98 versus £3.49. But you'll ultimately be paying £12.98 + £3.49. They've been at the £10 mark in case you want to add them to a wishlist and wait it out.
They tend to only allow a low current of less than 700mA, when many devices b require two or three times that.
Interesting comment, and to a large enough entent, I have to agree with you there.
I emailed them and they are sending me a free pack of them so i guess thats all you can ask from a seller as even the best brands have their share of faulty ones
Just ordered for £3.49.
Always losing or breaking the ones I have and was on the look out for some more!
nope, got it for £3.49 AFTER using the code KV73U65Q