These cables are designed exclusively for use with REFLEX VOLT Power Supplies! They MAY work with other USB PD supplies, but 12V isn't always output. It is up to YOU to verify the voltage and polarity prior to connecting your console. The use of non-REFLEX power supplies is NOT supported. NOT FOR MISTER!!! Description: Want to use modern, compact, and sometimes portable USB Power Delivery (PD) chargers to clean up your entertainment center, or to game on the go? Now you can! Introducing Reflex Volt cables. These cables are all 100% factory made and are intended for use with Reflex Volt USB PD Power Supplies! How it works: USB PD is a flexible standard that supports multiple voltages over a single connector: 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, and 20V. These purpose built cables negotiate the correct voltage from the power supply and output to the console the same as the stock power supplies do. Note 1: Not all USB PD chargers support all voltages. The Reflex Volt power supplies support all necessary voltages. Check your charger's supported voltages before plugging in. Notably, some chargers don't output 12V, but all Reflex Volt chargers do. Note 2: Not all multi-port USB PD chargers support individual voltages per port. The Reflex Volt power supplies are labeled as to which ports support which voltages. Wii U is the only console that doesn't use 9V or 12V. All other console can use any port on any Reflex Volt power supplies. Models: Each cable is clearly labeled with the voltage, and polarity. Two high quality, glossy labels are applied to the cable reminding which voltage to check for on the USB C end and which consoles are supported on the console end. GameCube, Wii, and Wii U have a single label since their connectors are unique. GameCube connectors are a bit tight but no other connectors exist. Each GameCube has been inserted and removed onto my personal GameCube. Orange Red Purple Green Blue GameCube Wii Wii U Troubleshooting Cable doesn't fit? Do NOT force. If significant resistance, stop and contact us. All cables are hand tested. System doesn't boot? Make sure your power supply outputs the correct voltage for the cable (if not using Reflex Volt PSU).
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