Here’s a breakdown of its key features:

Connection and Length:

• USB-A to USB-C: It features a standard USB-A connector on one end and a USB-C connector on the other. USB-A is commonly used for computers and older laptops, while USB-C is increasingly common in newer devices like laptops, smartphones, tablets, and more.
• 6ft (1.8 meters) Length: This extended length provides more flexibility and freedom of movement when connecting your devices, especially helpful for situations where the power outlet might be far from your device.

Durability and Design:

• Braided Nylon Exterior: The cable boasts a braided nylon exterior that enhances strength and flexibility compared to standard plastic cables. This design helps to prevent tangles, fraying, and overall wear and tear during everyday use.
• Reliable Performance: Anker is known for its reliable cables, and the 322 is likely to be USB-IF compliant, meaning it meets safety and performance standards set by the USB Implementers Forum.

Functionality:

• Charging and Data Transfer: This cable supports both charging your devices and transferring data between them. However, it does not support Power Delivery, a fast charging technology used by some devices.