USB Cables for Samsung Galaxy S

Your Guide to Samsung Galaxy S USB Connectors

Samsung is a Korean company that manufactures many different types of smartphones. These phones are charged and connected to computers with the use of USB cables, which can be used to upload photos or view pictures that you've captured on your Samsung Galaxy. Search through this collection to find a cord for your smartphone that fits your specifications.

These cords are used to connect one of these smartphones to an auxiliary device. One end of the cord has a Micro-USB connector, and the other end has a standard USB connector. The Micro-USB end plugs into the smartphone, and the standard USB end plugs into the auxiliary device.

If you're using this cord to charge your device, you'll need to plug the standard USB end into a power transformer box. These boxes are often shaped like small cubes, and they have AC power prongs at the end that plug into a wall outlet. If you're connecting your phone to a computer, you'll need to plug the standard USB connector to a USB port on your computer.

These cords are offered in various lengths. Short cords are designed to be used when your phone is only a short distance away from a computer or wall plug, and longer cords can be used when your phone is farther away from the auxiliary device to which it is connected. Here are some of the lengths that are offered:

• One foot
• Three feet
• Six feet
• Ten feet

You can buy many different cords in a single package. Some packages contain two cords while other packages contain as many as ten cords. These multi-packs are designed for situations in which you are using multiple devices or have multiple places throughout your home or workplace where you connect your Galaxy devices.

These cords are offered in many different colors. Colors can be selected to match the case that you've chosen for your device or be in line with your interior decor. Here are a few of the colors in which these cables are offered:

• Black
• White
• Pink
• Blue
• Green
• Red

While most cables made for these devices do not change when they are plugged into a power source, some do. When a certain type of cord is connected to electricity, it will light up in a certain color. These cords are imbued with LEDs or light-emitting diodes. These tiny lights are inserted along the length of the cord, and emit a pink, blue, green, or yellow glow to let you know that the device is charging.