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HiFi Dual Type C Silver-Plated OFC OTG Cable
$8.94
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Highlights
4N Oxygen-Free Copper HiFi Cable
8-Core (49/0.05mm) Silver-Plated OFC Strands
Gold-Plated Plug
Tech Specs
InterfaceType C to Type C
Length1m
MaterialAluminum Alloy Housing
Product Details
Product Reviews
5 · 137 reviewsE***a2026-09-02 15:42:17 UTC
Fast shipping, exactly as described. The cable feels robust and looks sleek. No complaints at all.
Дм***ий2026-09-02 14:51:25 UTC
Пользуюсь неделю, всё отлично. Провод гибкий, но прочный. Соединение стабильное, без помех. Цена оправдана качеством.
Ha***882026-09-01 16:14:06 UTC
Fast shipping and the product arrived in perfect condition. The cable looks and feels high quality. No complaints at all.
Иг***рь2026-09-01 15:40:35 UTC
Качественный кабель, все работает отлично. Упаковка плотная, доставка быстрая. Спасибо.
N***h2026-09-01 12:31:17 UTC
The 8-core braiding is impressive in person. Audio is more detailed and less fatiguing after long listening sessions.
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