Fitbit Alta HR OTB USB Charging Cable - Black

OTB USB Charging Cable for Fitbit Alta HR - Fast Safe Power via USB Port

Keep your Fitbit Alta HR powered, synced, and ready for every workout with this precision OTB replacement charging cable. The custom clip locks onto the tracker’s contacts for a stable connection, while the durable copper core delivers a steady 5 V supply from any laptop, desktop, wall charger, or power bank. Slim and tangle free, the cable tucks easily into a pocket, gym bag, or travel pouch so you never miss a step count or sleep log.

Key Features and Specifications
- Exact fit cradle designed only for Fitbit Alta HR, prevents loose charging or sync errors
- USB A plug draws safe current from computers, car adapters, or standard 5V USB chargers
- Smart chip protection guards against over current, over voltage, and short circuit
- Reinforced joint and bend tested PVC jacket rated for more than 10000 flex cycles
- Lightweight travel friendly build

Ideal Examples of Usage
- Leave one cable at the office so your tracker tops up during desk work
- Keep a spare in the car to recharge between gym sessions and errands
- Pair with a power bank on hiking trips for off grid charging without bulky docks
- Replace a lost or damaged original cable at a fraction of the cost of a full charger set
- Pack in holiday luggage to avoid sharing hotel outlets with phone leads

Why This Charging Cable Is the Perfect Buy
- Certified compatibility means no sync warnings or battery damage
- Faster and safer than generic clips thanks to gold plated pins and tight molding
- All in one design saves money compared with buying a new Fitbit charger dock
- Small, tangle free lead fits inside any accessory pouch or even a jeans pocket
- Backed by OTB build quality for peace of mind on long European adventures

Interesting Facts About Charging Cables
- A standard USB 2.0 port supplies up to 1A, enough to fill a Fitbit Alta HR in roughly two hours
- Gold plating on connector pins reduces oxidation, extending contact life in humid conditions
- Replacing worn cables promptly avoids heat build up that can shorten lithium ion battery life
- The first USB spec launched in 1996; backward compatibility keeps modern fitness bands chargeable on decades old ports
- Proper strain relief at plug ends is the single biggest factor in preventing breakage during daily wrapping and unwrapping

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