Reddit reviews AmazonBasics USB Type-C to Micro-B 2.0 Short Charger Cable - 6 Inches (15.2 Centimeters) - Black

https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-Type-C-Micro-B-Cable/dp/B01LONQ7R6/

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You need a USB-C to Micro-B cable if you want to use it without an adapter.

AmazonBasics USB Type-C to Micro-B 2.0 Cable - 15.2 cm - Black https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01LONQ7R6/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_i_vRfZDbD63DAKY


£5.99. Its just about long enough with a Samsung A50 size phone, maybe 10mm or 20mm longer would give a bit if slack

What you are doing is dangerous, I strongly recommend you just throw that dongle away.

You CANNOT go from USB Type-C to any other type of port with a dongle. That is explicitly forbidden by the USB spec for good reason, as USB C can supply such high amounts of charge, converting blindly to other ports can cause fires.

The short answer to your problem, is you're going to need to buy a USB Type-C to mini/micro USB cable, and not a dongle. The cable will know it's only a mini/micro port and be incapable of charging at the full USB Type-C speeds, but it will charge your speaker properly.

The dongle you own is trying to trick the USB C cable into working with a different type of port, which is why it could be very dangerous because the USB cable itself doesn't know what type of charge to properly send.

If you want to use a dongle, you have to go the other direction, with micro/mini to USB C, which will then limit USB C to the slow charge speed that the cable can actually handle.

EDIT: Just to note, since your pictures are very vague. If that Samsung charger does not have a detachable cable, you'll also need a different charger, where the USB C cable is detachable.

Here are some suggestions to get you down to just a single charger and 1/2 cables:

Chargers:

• Anker 18w
  
• Scoshe Dual 18w
  
• Anker 30w
  
• RAVPower 45w
  
• Inatek Dual 15/45w or Single 60w
  
• Anker 60w
  
  
  Cables:
  
  
• USB Type-C to Mini USB
  
• USB Type-C to Micro USB
  
• USB Type-C to Type-C
  
  As a final note, you can also find dongles similar to what you have already, but they need to be the opposite of what you have. The dongle should always have the male part as USB Type-C, with the female part being Mini or Micro, such as this dongle. Just be aware whenever you do that, you're giving up some potential charging speed, as you're then limited to the older cable's specs. For example, that Samsung charger you have might be around 18w if it came with a phone or 30w if it came with a Chromebook, but if you charge with a micro cable, it would be limited to somewhere between 5-15w.

speaking of the mojo, I'm having trouble getting it to work with my huwawi mate 20 pro in USB audio player pro using AmazonBasics USB Type-C to Micro-B
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LONQ7R6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_vThPCbCPM8D60

is it a cable issue? or am I missing something?

I use this one: AmazonBasics USB Type-C to Micro-B 2.0 Cable - 6 Inches (15.2 Centimeters) - Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LONQ7R6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_LV3vCbMCVECVH

You do know that they make cables that do exactly that, right?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/AmazonBasics-USB-Type-C-Micro-B-Cable/dp/B01LONQ7R6

You could plug one end of this into the GMMK, then the other end into your Macbook. It's all "clean." The cable that comes with the GMMK isn't hardwired into it.

Not sure what kind of issue you have here: works pretty much same way for me as with Windows/Linux machine. I am connecting my Glowlight Plus to my Pixelbook using this cable, turn on the USB mode on Nook when prompted and see Nook as removable storage in Files app. Can add/delete files without any issue. I have another cable somewhere - will try with different one to see if it changes anything.

P.S. This cable works fine as well and I don't have more usb-c <-> microUSB cables at home.

Complete list of items in my kit:

• Oculus Quest, Touch controllers, included USB-C cable, and wall charger (obviously)
  
• Earbuds
  
• 4x AA Eneloop batteries + charger (for Touch controllers)
  
• Xcentz mini power bank + USB cable for charging the bank and one for mounting on the headset
  
• Shoulder pad used as head pad (really helps with Quest being front-heavy)
  
  Altogether this covers literally everything I need to use Quest anywhere. Once the travel case is zipped up, I can shake it around all I want and everything stays perfectly secure. I was a bit worried that the travel case might not have enough room for it all, but it's exactly the right size!

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Are you plugging the Type-C part into your Pixelbook? If so, it's expected this does not transfer data. These sorts of [microB->to->typeC] adapters are unidirectional. Chromebooks do not act as USB devices, to the best of my knowledge.

If you are talking about the adapter itself [Pixelbook -> C-to-Afemale -> A-to-microB -> this adapter microB-to-C?] I would strongly suggest against chaining adapters like that. Dedicated individual cables are a much better idea.

• [USB3.1Gen2] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GGKYIHS/
  
• [USB2.0] https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-Type-C-Micro-B-Cable/dp/B01LONQ7R6

https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-Type-C-Micro-B-Cable/dp/B01LONQ7R6/

Bought it off eBay. Before that I used an Amazon Basics one.

> there aren't any C to micro cables.

why wouldn't these be made? https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-Type-C-Micro-B-Cable/dp/B01LONQ7R6/

Interesting. Never knew that. The only allow A to C or C to C cables? So if I want to connect a device with Micro B, the only "official" way is to use an adapter from C to A, then the A to B cable? Because C to B isn't permitted?

Does the USB IF certified here mean anything? https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-Type-C-Micro-B-Cable/dp/B01LONQ7R6/ref=mp_s_a_1_8?keywords=micro+b+to+usb+c&qid=1567766426&s=gateway&sprefix=micro+B+to+&sr=8-8

1. At launch, Stadia will only work on Pixel 3 devices and older, which all have USB C
   
2. We expect more phones to work with it in the future. If that phone uses micro-USB, simply buy a conversion cable: https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-Type-C-Micro-B-Cable/dp/B01LONQ7R6/ref=sxin_2_ac_d_rm?ac_md=0-0-dXNiIGMgdG8gbWljcm8gdXNiIGNhYmxl-ac_d_rm&keywords=usb+c+to+micro+usb+cable&pd_rd_i=B01LONQ7R6&pd_rd_r=70c309df-05e1-46ab-b72f-ff3a2123510b&pd_rd_w=WZ7wC&pd_rd_wg=D4xiL&pf_rd_p=d29bc9bc-49e2-46b8-bc05-387917c341ec&pf_rd_r=ZHDJBK1Q95GCE79XGC9P&qid=1567518532&s=gateway

If the same cable that charges your laptop won't charge a microusb device with the adapter, it's probably a bad adapter. I've used the AmazonBasics c to micro cable without issue from by a type c charger and a MacBook pro. Does charging your phone via the type c/lightning cable work?

Personally, I went the route of a multiport charger. I use this one. It's a little sketchy on delivering the full 60w via type c, but works great otherwise. Unfortunately, I haven't found a 60w option from a (relatively) reputable company. Closest I've seen is 45w or 30w.