Overview

REEYEAR's 4.8-foot (1.47 m) USB charging cable is sold as a replacement cord for the Alienware 610M wired/wireless gaming mouse.

It uses a USB-A (male) to micro-USB (male) interface, a nylon-braided jacket, and USB 2.0 charging and data transfer.

The short version: this is a product for someone who lost or damaged the 610M's original cable and wants a guaranteed-fitting replacement — not a general-purpose micro-USB cable.

On Amazon.co.jp the listing carries 94 reviews at 4.6 out of 5 stars (92% positive, captured June 2026).

That is a strong score, but 94 reviews is a small sample compared with mainstream cables that gather thousands. Read it as "no widespread complaints yet," not as a statistically settled verdict.

Why a 610M-Specific Cable Exists at All

Wireless gaming mice like the 610M often have a narrow recess around the charging port. Generic micro-USB cables frequently fail here: the plastic molding around the connector hits the shell and the plug never seats fully.

In the "play wired while charging" use case, a half-seated plug shows up in the worst possible way — an intermittent disconnect mid-match.

Claiming 610M compatibility means the connector housing is shaped to clear that recess. The flip side is that electrically this cable is identical to any other USB 2.0 micro-USB cable.

You are paying for connector fit, not for transfer performance — keep that in mind when you read the caveats below.

Compatibility Guide

The manufacturer guarantees only the Alienware 610M (wired/wireless). The supplied compatibility note states plainly that other micro-USB devices will physically connect but are not officially supported.

Practically:

Target device Verdict Notes
Alienware 610M (wired/wireless) Intended use Connector shaped to fit
Other micro-USB mice/keyboards Usually plugs in Check recessed ports; unsupported
Power banks, older phones Will charge USB 2.0 class, no fast-charge protocols
USB-C devices Not possible Different connector

Any USB-A port works on the host side regardless of generation. Plugging into a USB 3.x port will not raise speed — the cable operates at USB 2.0 (480 Mbps class), which is more than enough for charging a mouse and syncing settings.

If your laptop only has USB-C, you will need a USB-C to USB-A adapter or a hub with a USB-A port.

The 1.47 m length is well matched to running from a monitor-back hub or a desk-side PC to your hand.

Routing from a floor-standing PC's rear ports up over a desktop, however, can leave it taut. In that case use a front or desk-level port while charging rather than adding an extension.

Product Info

Item Value
Length 1.47 m (4.8 ft)
Connectors USB-A (male) to micro-USB (male)
Standard USB 2.0, charging and data
Jacket Nylon braid
Supported device Alienware 610M wired/wireless gaming mouse

Pricing moved between captures: ￥3,725 as captured on 4 June 2026, and ￥4,445 as captured on 27 August 2026. Both are point-in-time figures; check the product page for the current price. This article may not be updated again, so treat the numbers as reference only.

Bluntly, that is expensive for a standalone micro-USB cable. Generic nylon-braided micro-USB cables of similar length sell for a fraction of it.

The value here comes down to two things: a connector shape that reliably seats in the 610M, and being easier to obtain than an official spare. If neither matters to you, this is an overpriced purchase.

The package contains the cable only — no mouse, no power adapter. Warranty terms vary by seller, so confirm them on the listing before buying.

What Actually Matters in Daily Use

A nylon braid tangles less and resists surface abrasion better than rubber, which pays off most if you move your gear around. Braided cables also have well-known downsides: they are stiffer, hold bend memory, sit slightly thicker, and frayed strands can catch on your hand.

For a cable that simply hangs on a desk all day, some people prefer the suppleness of rubber.

Cables also fail at the connector strain relief, not in the middle, and braiding does not change that. Pulling on the cord instead of the plug when unplugging is the single biggest factor in how long it lasts.

Notes Before You Buy

1. As a general-purpose cable it is clearly overpriced. Its value is physical fit with the 610M; electrically it matches any USB 2.0 micro-USB cable.

If you just need charging cables for phones or peripherals, buy cheaper ones.

2. Anything other than the 610M is unsupported. Most micro-USB devices will accept the plug, but the manufacturer makes no guarantee, and other gaming mice with recessed ports may not seat fully.

3. The price moved by over ￥700 between captures. From ￥3,725 in June 2026 to ￥4,445 in August 2026 — nearly 20% in a few months.

If you are not in a hurry, watching for a better moment is reasonable. The overseas marketplace listing shows no price, so compare total cost including shipping and delivery time.

4. Verify the listing details with your own eyes. Amazon listings sometimes carry manufacturer, model, or compatibility data that does not match the actual item.

Nothing here contradicts the title (REEYEAR, ASIN B09YRNBRT5), but before ordering, zoom into the product images and confirm the connectors really are USB-A to micro-USB. Micro-USB and USB-C look clearly different at high magnification.

5. The review base is only 94 units. 4.6 stars (92% positive) is good, but at that sample size individual defects hide inside the average.

Buy through a channel that accepts returns in case you get a bad unit.

6. The fault may be the mouse, not the cable. If charging stopped working, test with any other micro-USB cable first.

If that also fails, the port on the mouse is the problem and a new cable will not fix it.

Best Use Cases

  • Alienware 610M owners who lost or damaged the original cable. Not having to gamble on connector fit is reason enough on its own.
  • People who transport the 610M. Between home and office, or to a LAN party, the tangle resistance and having a spare both earn their keep.
  • Players who keep using the mouse wired when the battery dies. The 610M works wired while charging, so leaving one cable permanently at the desk makes sense.

It is a poor fit if you want several cheap general-purpose cables, if your devices are all USB-C, or if you intend to use it with a mouse other than the 610M. In those cases the general-purpose cables in the related links below suit you better.

FAQ

Q. Can I use it with mice other than the 610M? A.

It will physically connect to most micro-USB devices, but it is outside the manufacturer's support. Models with recessed ports may not seat fully.

Q. Does it charge slower than the original? A.

It is a standard USB 2.0 charging and data cable.

A mouse draws very little power, so there is no meaningful difference.

Q. Can I use it for firmware updates and settings sync? A.

Yes — it supports data, not charging only, so you can connect to a PC USB-A port and use the mouse software.

Q. What if my PC only has USB-C?
A. The cable end is USB-A, so you need a USB-C to USB-A adapter or a hub with USB-A ports.

Q. Is 1.47 m long enough? A.

Fine from a monitor-back or desk-level port to your hand. Running from the rear ports of a floor-standing PC up to the desktop may leave it stretched.

Q. How much does it cost? A.

￥3,725 as captured 4 June 2026 and ￥4,445 as captured 27 August 2026. It has moved since, so check the listing for the current price.

Product Disclosure (Amazon)

  • Manufacturer: REEYEAR
  • Seller: Amazon US
  • Fulfilled by: Amazon US
  • ASIN: B09YRNBRT5
  • Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.