But this little charging cable changed all that for me. It’s got USB-C, Micro USB, and Lightning connectors built into a single head, and it’s fully retractable so it never takes up space.

Of course, USB-C is the One Cable to Rule Them All now and it’s time for micro-USB to head off into the sunset for a well-deserved retirement.

Why won’t Micro USB go away? There are a bunch of good (and bad) reasons why the annoying, outdated connector is still around.

Micro-USB cables are cheap and ubiquitous, but that doesn’t mean you should settle for a bad one. We tested six top brands to find the best at a great price.

It’s one cable with a micro-USB head, a USB-to-Lightning and a USB-C connection that hang off and snap on for easy charging.

If you've got a manual on USB ports or have watched any kind of video, you may have heard them referred to as Male or Female ports. Here's what that means.

Many older devices still rely on Micro USB for charging and data transfer. We looked at durability, speed, and power to settle on the best ones.

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Winnergear's MicFlip reversible Micro USB and full-sized USB cable is the solution we've all been waiting for.

Sure, you probably own a million USB cables as is, but this 3ft-long USB cable with both a micro and mini USB head is $12 well-spent, let me tell you.

The cable has two heads, a Micro-USB and Type-C head. he heads can be left o the phone and when a connection is needed, it easily gets magnetized and starts charging the phone.

But this little charging cable changed all that for me. It’s got USB-C, Micro USB, and Lightning connectors built into a single head, and it’s fully retractable so it never takes up space.