LISEN Coiled USB C Cable 4ft, 2-Pack

This coiled USB-C cable from LISEN keeps your car cabin tidy while providing a reliable wired connection for Android Auto and CarPlay. Its compact 0.3 m retracted length stretches smoothly up to 1.2 m so you can connect your phone for navigation, music, and calls without excess slack or snagging around the gearshift.

Key Points

The spring-style coil design prevents long loose cables from getting caught on pedals or controls and reduces clutter on the center console. Built with reinforced internal structure and UV-adhesive sealing, this cable aims to maintain a consistent connection even on bumpy roads, supporting stable infotainment use mile after mile. The pack includes two matching cables in space gray so you can keep one in the front and one in the back or have a spare ready.

Technical Specifications

• Name: LISEN Coiled USB C Cable, 2 Pack
• Length (retracted to extended): - 0.3 ft (0.3 m) to 4 ft (1.2 m)
• Data transfer speed: - 480 Mbps
• Temperature range: -40 °F to 392 °F (-40 °C to 200 °C)
• Connector type: - USB A to USB C

Usage Recommendations

Use the cable with a factory USB port in your vehicle for CarPlay or Android Auto operation, and follow on-screen prompts to establish trust on your phone the first time. The coil provides comfortable reach around 0.6 to 0.9 m in everyday driving, and its elastic return helps prevent the line from dangling near pedals. Consider keeping one cable dedicated to phone charging and infotainment while the other stays in a glove compartment for backups.

Positive Aspects

The silicone-armored exterior offers a smooth, water-resistant surface that resists dirt and spills while providing greater flexibility than traditional PVC. According to the manufacturer, the molded monolithic construction and double reinforcement reduce the chance of disconnection under vibration. It supports common Type-C devices including recent iPhone models and major Android phones so compatibility is broad. Note that for CarPlay or Android Auto, connection to a car’s factory USB port is required rather than using a cigarette lighter adapter.