Hi, Some cables' plastic behind the connector seem to be thicker on the USB micro side and then don't fit my cover. Are these thicker or thinner?
146633
I had the same problem. The plastic seems too thick, what I did was, I shaved the thickness away with a razor, it is not the best solution but it works !
146634
I'm not sure what you mean. When this is plugged in to my phone I can see about 1/4 inch metal
146635
I use this cable to plug into my Blackberry Curve and to the Motorola Bluetooth earpiece. In both cases, there is a little bit of metal showing after the micro end is fully inserted. If you have an e-mail address, I can send a picture of what this cable looks like on the micro end.
2260415
I had the battery case you are mentioning but unfortunately I no longer have it to test with. It should work unless you have trouble with generic micro USB cables.
936381
It's a standard, micro USB cable. No idea what the other respondent is talking about
270803
It's thick like all media bridge cables. Buy not coily, I bought the 6ft version. I suppose internal cables broke plugging and unplugging it with my Nexus. That was supposed to happen.
810064
From what I read about the HTC One Double Dip, it looks like it is pretty thick. Hence, it will have a tough time slipping into the connector below. My casing thickness is only : 0.05 in (1.27 mm) and I am having difficulty sliding it in. I would say even my current casing is a bit tight. I am pretty sure the Double Dip casing which is 0.1in thickness is going have a harder time. :)
1409107
I had a similar experience. But in my case it was my own stupidity- I didn't remove the clear plastic cover from the end of the optical cable. For me, that little clear plastic cover was very hard to see so I thought it was part of the actual cable. The odd thing is that cable, with the cover, worked with another device.
1191346
I suppose that depends upon which way round your devices connector is. If I hold the cable with the micro usb connecter facing to the right and the usb adapter towards me then the micro adapter is facing up (the smaller curved part is to the top).hope this helps
193683
This one is thicker than Apple original one, it is very sturdy built cable. I don't have their Jumbo Defender, I can't tell.
1272311
No it is too thick. These do not work very well because they are not Apple compliant.
1748362
Yes, open the device, check the connectors in side, possibly are not making good contact, are equal to the normal USB connector cables.
2284170
No problem with mine. These cables are thin but that only means they are made of strong material, not just any old wire.
1577623
It seems like a mini-usb, but I am not sure if it is a standard. I have a pile of the smallish usb cables that all seem unique. I have wondered why there isn't a standard. Sorry I can't be more accurate.
1633016
It is a little snug, the best solution is to fold up a sheet of paper thick enough and slip it under the mobo before you plug in the connector. That way it will act as a platform for the board and prevent it from bowing to much.
1864947
I don't know about that but I had 2 and 2 in one with no problems except the usb connection in the back is made of plastic and was VERY loose kept disconnecting. I don't even use them anymore and I have 4 of them.
1119675
I purchased the cables for my galaxy s3. The cables fit into the hole at the top of the phone without any problem. However, the connection is not as snug if depending upon which type of phone cover you are using. My phone has a regular cover and it was fine. My husband has a different heavy duty cover and at first we didnt think it "fit" his phone. He had to remove his cover in order to use this product.
544737
i do get interference form some of the aftermarket USB cables but I just usually shave some of the rubber of the connect to give it space.
641330
Plastic quality is about standard for a USB cable: flexible and durable. The problem that I experienced with this product is that the microUSB plug doesn't work with all of my devices, which was annoying.