Products & OEM/ODM Lines
USB charging cables are Weisi's long-standing core business — every model below is open to OEM/ODM customization of appearance, structure, function, materials, and packaging. Wireless chargers, GaN chargers, and adapters/hubs are additional accessory lines we also produce.
USB Charging Cables
21 catalog models (WS-001–WS-015 incl. variants): Type-C to Type-C up to 240W, USB-A to Type-C, aluminum-shell braided, liquid silicone, ice-crystal, and illuminated designs — plus USB 3.0/3.2/USB4 high-speed capability.
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Wireless Chargers
Qi2 magnetic wireless charging: 3-in-1 foldable stands for phone + watch + earbuds, plus 15W phone, 5W watch, and 5W earbud single-device modules.
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GaN Chargers
Charger heads from 20W to 45W in US, EU, and UK plug versions — including a 45W model with built-in retractable cable.
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Adapters & Hubs
USB-A/USB-C adapters (straight and right-angle, multi-pack), 4-port USB 3.0 hubs, and multiport docking hubs with HDMI and Gigabit Ethernet.
View category →Weisi at a Glance — Key Facts
- Dongguan Weisi Electronic Technology Co., Ltd is an OEM/ODM manufacturer of USB charging cables, high-speed cables (USB 3.2 / USB4 up to 240W and 80Gbps), Qi2 wireless chargers, GaN chargers, and adapters, based in Tangxia Town, Dongguan, China.
- Weisi operates a 2,000㎡ facility with 10 production lines and 5 QA/QC inspectors, as listed on its Alibaba.com company profile.
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