Huawei Micro USB Cable – Charge and Sync, 1m, White

Description

A huawei micro usb cable charges and syncs the Huawei phones and tablets that still use the older rectangular Micro USB port. It is a white 1-metre lead with a standard USB-A plug at the other end.

⚠️ Which Huawei devices this actually fits

The ones with a Micro USB port, not a USB-C one.

⭐ A huawei micro usb cable is the older-generation lead, and the change happened around 2018. A P20, a Mate 20 or anything newer has USB-C; a P8, a P9, a P10 Lite, a Y-series or an older MediaPad has Micro USB. The port is the test, not the model name — look at the shape: Micro USB is a small trapezoid that only goes in one way.

⚠️ A huawei micro usb cable will not fit a USB-C phone, and no adapter makes the plug fit properly.

What speed to expect, honestly

Micro USB is USB 2.0 — 480Mbps for data, and 5V for charging.

⚠️ Micro USB was never a fast-charging connector, whatever brand the cable carries. Huawei’s own fast charging moved to USB-C when the phones did, so a huawei charging cable of this generation charges at ordinary speed and nothing changes that.

⭐ For the devices that use it, ordinary speed is the design speed. A phone from that era has a smaller battery and was never expected to fill in half an hour.

It is not only for phones

Plenty of things still use Micro USB and always will.

⭐ A huawei cable of this kind works on anything with the same port — Bluetooth speakers, e-readers, older tablets, game controllers, dash cameras, bike lights, power banks. The connector is a standard, not a Huawei invention, so the cable is not limited to one brand.

⚠️ What is Huawei-specific about a huawei cable of this kind is nothing at all, electrically. That is worth knowing rather than hiding: you are buying a well-made Micro USB lead.

⚠️ Micro USB has one weakness and it is worth knowing

The plug wears, and so does the socket.

⚠️⚠️ A Micro USB connection that has gone loose is usually the phone’s socket rather than the cable, because the socket has been plugged into thousands of times and the cable has not. If a new huawei micro usb cable does not fix it, the port needs cleaning or repair.

⭐ Lint in the socket is the commonest cause of all, and no huawei charging cable can clear it. A wooden toothpick and good light fix more Micro USB faults than any cable.

What we are not claiming

That a huawei micro usb cable fast-charges. Micro USB does not, on any brand.

That it carries video. Some Micro USB ports did MHL years ago; this is a charge and data lead and nothing more.

Why purchase this cable from Core Connect Aust?

This huawei micro usb cable is stocked in Melbourne and ready to go — order before 10am and your huawei charging cable ships the same day via Australia Post with tracking and insurance, backed by our 90-day warranty and a team who will check which port your phone has before you spend anything.

Tell us the model and we will say which lead it takes. Order your huawei micro usb cable today.

What it works with

Any device with a Micro USB port, fed from any USB-A source.

• Huawei phones up to roughly 2018 — P8, P9, P10 Lite, Y-series, Nova and Honor models on Micro USB
• Huawei MediaPad tablets of the same generation
• Bluetooth speakers and headphones — JBL, Anker, Sony and others from before the USB-C changeover
• E-readers — Kindle models up to 2021, Kobo readers
• Game controllers — PlayStation 4 DualShock, Xbox One play-and-charge packs
• Dash cameras, bike lights, head torches and power banks

⭐ Micro USB is a standard, not a Huawei design. The cable is not limited to one brand and there is no reason to buy a branded one for a non-Huawei device.

What it will not do

It will not fit a USB-C Huawei. A P20, Mate 20 or anything newer uses USB-C — a different plug entirely, and no adapter makes this one fit properly.

It will not fast-charge. Micro USB has no fast-charge standard in this form, on any brand.

It will not carry video. Some Micro USB ports supported MHL years ago; this is a charge and data lead.

It will not fix a worn socket. A loose connection is usually the device’s port rather than the cable — check for lint before replacing anything.