Odonm USB-A to Micro-USB Charging Cable 1.8m 2-Pack

Overview

The Odonm USB-A to Micro-USB Charging Cable 1.8m 2-Pack solves one narrow problem: powering a streaming stick when the bundled cable is too short, or when you need a second identical cable for another room.

The spec sheet is deliberately plain — USB-A male to Micro-USB male, 1.8m (6 ft) long, black, two cables per pack.

No wall charger is included, so you supply your own USB-A adapter or use a TV's USB port.

The short verdict: buy it if your problem is cable reach and cable count, not capability. It is power-only — no data transfer — and that single limitation defines the product.

If you expected to sync a phone or debug an Android device over it, this is the wrong purchase.

On Amazon the listing shows 3.6 out of 5 stars (about 72% positive) from 6 reviews, captured June 2026.

Six reviews is far too small a sample to draw conclusions from. Read 3.6 stars as "not yet established" rather than "below average" — one or two unhappy buyers move that number dramatically at this volume.

Compatibility Guide

The explicitly supported devices are listed below. Anything not named here is outside what the listing claims.

The most common mistake is the Fire TV Stick generation. Only the older Micro-USB generation applies; newer sticks may use a different connector or draw more power.

Before buying, physically look at your device's power port: a small trapezoid with one slanted edge is Micro-USB. An oval, reversible port is USB Type-C, and this cable will not fit at all.

The same caution applies on the Roku side. Streaming Stick+ / 4K and Roku Ultra are listed as incompatible.

Higher-tier Roku devices have different power requirements, and "it looks like the same port so it should work" is how people end up with a device that boot-loops or throws a low-power warning.

Power source matters more than buyers expect. Since no charger is included, many people plug into the TV's USB port — and some of those ports are limited to roughly 500mA, which can leave a streaming stick unstable.

On TVs that cut USB power when the set is off, the stick reboots every time you turn on the TV. If something misbehaves, swap to a wall outlet with a dedicated USB charger before blaming the cable.

As for length, 1.8m comfortably covers the usual route from the HDMI port behind a TV, down the back of the stand, to a nearby outlet.

For a wall-mounted TV with in-wall cable routing, 1.8m may not be enough — measure the actual run first.

Product Info

To restate the specification: USB-A to Micro-USB connectors, 1.8m (6 ft) length, quantity of two, black.

The listing advertises a two-year after-sales support period; any claim goes through the seller, so keep your order record.

This article deliberately does not quote a price. The captured price data contained figures well outside any plausible range for a two-pack of generic Micro-USB cables, on both the domestic and overseas listings — almost certainly a collection error or a third-party reseller's inflated listing.

Check the current price on the product page yourself and compare it against other two-packs of the same length. If it sits far above the going rate for a commodity cable, a competing product is the better buy.

Positioning is entry-level and generic. There is no marketing claim of braided jackets, reinforced strain relief, or proprietary fast-charge support.

The value proposition is simply "two cables, the length you needed." Buy it understanding that, and it will not disappoint.

How It Compares

Choosing a Micro-USB cable comes down to three axes: length, quantity, and whether you need data.

That last row trips people up. The Micro-USB 3.0 (Micro-B) port on external drives adds a wider second section beside the familiar plug, and this cable will not seat in it.

You need a cable explicitly rated for Micro-USB 3.0.

For gaming peripherals, device-specific cables exist with connector housings shaped to fit recessed ports. This pack will charge most such devices, but on mice with deeply recessed sockets the plastic housing can stop the plug from seating fully.

Best Use Cases

• Households running streaming sticks in more than one room. Two cables let you standardize on the same length in the living room and bedroom, which removes a lot of fiddling when you move devices around.
• Anyone whose bundled cable is too short. Roku Express units in particular ship with a stubby cable that often will not reach the outlet. 1.8m gives slack even when routed behind the stand.
• People who want a spare on hand. A streaming stick is fully dead if its power cable fails. Keeping an identical second cable in a drawer — or in a travel bag — means no downtime.
• Users who already own USB-A chargers. Since no adapter is bundled, this suits people with a spare charger or a usable TV USB port already in place.

It is a poor fit if you only need one cable, if you need data transfer, if you own a Roku Streaming Stick+ / 4K or Ultra, or if all your devices have moved to USB Type-C. Do not compromise on those points.

Before You Buy

Watch the price display closely. The pricing captured for this item included figures far removed from what a two-pack of generic Micro-USB cables normally costs.

On marketplace listings, multiple sellers share one ASIN, and when stock runs out an extreme price can end up in the buy box. Confirm who the active seller is and whether the amount is sane before ordering.

There is no reason to pay a premium for a commodity cable.

Only six reviews exist. A 3.6-star average (roughly 72% positive, captured June 2026) is easy to produce from six ratings with one or two unhappy buyers.

Treating it as either a warning or an endorsement overreads the data. Check the return policy instead — that is the more useful safeguard here.

Power-only bites harder than you'd think. Connect it to a PC and your phone will charge but never appear as a device.

That is the specification, not a fault. If you need data, buy a data-rated cable from the start.

Do not expect fast charging. Micro-USB as a standard was never built for high-wattage charging.

As a phone charging cable it will feel slow. Treat it as what it is: a power lead for low-draw streaming devices, remotes, and small peripherals.

Listing details can disagree with the physical product. Manufacturer, seller, and compatibility fields are entered by the seller and can be stale or simply wrong.

Verify from the product photos and title that you are getting USB-A to Micro-USB, two cables, 1.8m — and check your exact device model number against the compatibility list character by character rather than trusting a summary.

FAQ

Q. Can I transfer files from my phone with it? A.

No. It is power-only.

If your PC charges the phone but never detects it, that is expected behavior, not a defect.

Q. Will it work with a Roku Ultra? A.

No — it is listed as incompatible, as is the Roku Streaming Stick+ / 4K. Even if the plug fits, stable operation is unlikely.

Q. Is a USB charger included? A.

No. You get two 1.8m cables only.

Use your own USB-A charger or a TV USB port; if the TV port is weak, a dedicated wall charger is more reliable.

Q. How do I check my Fire TV Stick is the right generation? A.

Look at the power port. A small trapezoid with one slanted edge is Micro-USB and works.

A symmetrical oval is USB Type-C and does not.

Q. Can I charge a phone with it? A.

Yes, if the phone has a Micro-USB port. Just don't count on any fast-charge standard; pick a cable that states its supported protocols if speed matters.

Q. Is there a warranty? A.

The listing advertises two years of after-sales support, handled by the seller. Keep your order details and purchase date.

Product Disclosure (Amazon)

• Manufacturer: Odonm
• Seller: Mogg Shipment
• Fulfilled by: Mogg Shipment
• ASIN: B0F12NCBKW
• Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.