Only Sold In China, Xiaomi Launches Ultra-Compact Cable With 120 W Support, Smart Reverse Charging, And Universal Compatibility

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 26/02/2026 at 19:05

Updated on 26/02/2026 at 22:53

Xiaomi apresenta cabo compacto de 16 cm com suporte a carregamento rápido, energia reversa e transferência de dados por preço acessível. Fonte: Xiaomi.

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Xiaomi Introduces 16 cm Compact Cable with Fast Charging, Reverse Power, and Data Transfer at an Affordable Price.

The Xiaomi announced a new technological cable aimed at everyday practicality, betting on an extremely compact format and advanced functions.

The accessory was revealed this week in China, costing only 9.9 yuan and developed for users who need to charge, transfer data, and share power between devices.

The novelty arrives as a practical solution for emergencies, travel, and everyday use. Despite its small size, Xiaomi’s cable has been designed to deliver high performance.

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Xiaomi Cable Combines Durability and Compatibility

The structure of the cable uses braided coating, which increases resistance to wear and prolongs its lifespan.

Additionally, Xiaomi has included support for PD and PPS protocols, standards widely used in the market, allowing use with devices from other brands without performance loss.

Automatic Reverse Charging in the Cable

Another highlight is the smart reverse power function.

When connected to compatible devices, Xiaomi’s cable automatically identifies the power flow, allowing one device to charge another.

Visual arrows on the connectors help the user quickly understand the direction of the charge.

Cable Also Works for Data

In addition to charging, the cable can be used for data transfer in computers, tablets, and wearables.

With this, Xiaomi delivers a multifunctional, compact, and affordable accessory, designed for those who value mobility without compromising on technology.

With information from the site Tudo Celular

Only Sold In China, Xiaomi Launches Ultra-Compact Cable With 120 W Support, Smart Reverse Charging, And Universal Compatibility

Xiaomi Introduces 16 cm Compact Cable with Fast Charging, Reverse Power, and Data Transfer at an Affordable Price.

Xiaomi Cable Combines Durability and Compatibility

Automatic Reverse Charging in the Cable

Cable Also Works for Data

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Xiaomi Introduces 16 cm Compact Cable with Fast Charging, Reverse Power, and Data Transfer at an Affordable Price.

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