Geek Daily Deals 030519 usb c cables

Geek Daily Deals Mar. 5, 2019: 2-Pack of 6′ Right-Angle USB-C Cables for $12 With Our Secret Code Today!

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Geek Daily Deals 030519 usb c cablesGeek Daily Deals – Get a handy 2-pack of these braided, right-angle USB Type-C Cables for just $12 today With Our Secret Code!

UKEY USB C Cable 90 Degree Right Angle [2-Pack 6.6ft] USB C to USB A Fast Charging Aramid Fiber Braided Nylon Type C Charger Cord:

  • Charging & Data Transfer: Safe charging at up to 3A is ensured by high-standard components, including a 56k ohm resistor. USB 2.0 supports data transfer at up to 480Mbps
  • Extensive Compatibility: When used with a charger or power bank that supports Samsung Adaptive Fast Charging or Qualcomm Quick Charge, these cables will Fast Charge your Samsung Galaxy S8/S8 Plus/Note 8 or will Quick Charge your LG G5/G6/V20, HTC 10, or other compatible model (refer to Product Description for details)
  • Durable & Flexible Design: Durable, braided nylon A to C cables with slim, reversible USB-C connectors and 5000+ bend lifespan for easy connection
  • Extended Length: 6.6ft makes inconvenient office outlets reachable and makes it easier to use and charge your phone while relaxing in bed. Keep a cable in your home and office as a back-up
  • Package Contents: AUKEY CB-CMD33 Two 6.6ft USB 2.0 A to C Cables, User Manual, 45-Day Money Back Guarantee and 24-Month Product Replacement Warranty Card

Get one today for just $12 when you use secret code SHPC2KPG!

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