OFFCUP Short USB-C to USB-A Cable, Flat FPC Design, 1,000 Mbps Data Rate
Product description
The short format is intended for close connections where extra cable would get in the way, such as pairing a mobile phone with a power bank or docking station.
It has a USB-C plug at one end and USB-A at the other, so it is suited to a USB-A charging or data port rather than a USB-C-to-USB-C connection. The cable is black and uses a flat FPC design.
Need one cable for charging and file transfers? This one is listed for both, with a stated transfer rate of 1,000 Megabits per second and support for OTG.
Tips for day-to-day use
A short cable can help keep a phone-and-power-bank setup, desk connection or car space neater than a longer lead. Its USB-C-to-USB-A layout is the key detail to match against the port you plan to use: it will not connect directly to a USB-C-only port without an appropriate adapter, which is not included in the supplied details.
The cable is described as supporting fast charging, including 20V high-power charging and PD charging for laptops when used with a high-power mobile power bank. Actual charging depends on the connected devices and power source, the cable alone does not establish that every phone or laptop will charge at its fastest rate. It is also listed for data transfer and OTG, making it useful for moving files or connecting compatible Type-C devices to USB-A equipment.
Tech specs
- Brand: OFFCUP
- Connector type: USB-C to USB-A, male-to-male
- Cable format: Short, flat FPC soft cable
- Colour: Black
- Data transfer rate: 1,000 Megabits per second
- Charging: Listed for 20V high-power charging and PD fast charging
- Other feature: OTG support
- Compatibility listed: Type-C interface devices, hard drives and specified Samsung Galaxy models, including the S7, S8, S9, S10, S20 FE, S21, A21, A22, A50, A51, A52, Note8 and Note10
Why it makes sense
The appeal is its combination of a compact format, charging support and a stated data rate, rather than a focus on length or a USB-C connector at both ends. That makes it a practical fit for close-range connections to USB-A ports, including a power bank, computer or docking station. The flat cable design is intended to remain flexible while helping keep a small setup tidy.
One detail deserves attention before buying: although the product name includes “10gb”, the listed transfer specification is 1,000 Megabits per second. If transfer speed is your main reason for choosing it, use the stated rate as the clearer specification rather than assuming the name means 10Gbps. A solid pick if you need a short USB-C-to-USB-A lead for everyday charging and file transfers. It may not suit you if your setup needs a longer cable or only has USB-C ports.
Questions before you buy
Does it have USB-C plugs at both ends? No. The listed connector arrangement is USB-C to USB-A, so check that your charger, computer or other equipment has a matching USB-A port.
Can it transfer files as well as charge? Yes. It is described as supporting data transfer, with a listed rate of 1,000 Megabits per second, as well as charging.
Which Samsung phones are named as compatible? The listed models include Galaxy S7, S8, S9, S10, S20 FE, S21, A21, A22, A50, A51, A52, Note8 and Note10. Compatibility is stated for these models and other Type-C devices.
Buying verdict
Choose the OFFCUP if a short USB-C-to-USB-A cable suits the ports and close-range setup you already use, and you want charging and data transfer in one lead. Its compact format is less suited to setups where the cable needs to reach across a room or connect two USB-C ports, those requirements call for a different cable format.