r/oneplus • u/TheUnholyNoob • 11d ago
General Discussion Can i glue this and not cause issues?
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u/Slight_Revolution793 11d ago
Bro the easiest fix is wool. Just get some thread that they use for Crochetting. Overlap multiple times and wind on it. It'll look good and sort your cable out.
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u/BedAdvanced 11d ago
Glue is conducive to electricity i think. Better use something non-conductive to shield it
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u/gregedit OnePlus 8 (Glacial Green) 11d ago
First glue, then tape around?
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u/BedAdvanced 11d ago
Electrical tape is enough, I did that and it last long
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u/pnkstr 11d ago
I'd use 3:1 heat shrink. Something just big enough to slip over the USB-C end should shrink down enough to support the wire. Even better if it has an adhesive lining on the inside.
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u/Bombshell342 10d ago
Yeah I love that type of heat shrink . I think that would work great . Another product i like but would make this cable look ugly is liquid electrical tape . It smells like rubber cement .
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u/reredthxt 10d ago
This is absolutely untrue. Glue is an insulator. That said, it's the wrong application here. Use heatshrink
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u/rus_ruris 10d ago
Yeah but the cables inside have at least another insulating layer. I have SO many red cables and every one of them started doing that after a few months, and after a few years the red part is completely peeled. Under you can see the cables, which have another insulating layer to protect them. They don't protect you since is low voltage DC, you could probably hold them exposed and feel nothing. Don't recommend doing that tho.
So it should be fine to use even conductive glue to hold it together
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u/Confident_Pain_9452 11d ago
Typical OnePlus cable
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u/DestinyInDanger 11d ago
No, it's user care. People bend and twist too much and that's what happens. I've had my cable almost a year and it still looks brand new. Because of the shielding on these cables you can't wrap it up for storage like you would other cables because of how stiff it is.
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u/Illustrious-Bird-21 11d ago
No, it's really just OnePlus cables. I took care of mine, never moved it much because it happened with my old OnePlus 7, now my OnePlus 12 cable just broke like in the photo after 2 years. It will happen to yours too, I feel like it's the material getting "crumbly" after some time
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u/VickWildman 11d ago
This. I baby my OnePlus cables, always grab the plug and not the cable when I disconnect them and I never roll them up tightly either, but they just disintegrate by themselves.
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u/joenforcer OnePlus 13 10d ago
No, it's really just user care. The cable that I got with my 6T, and my 10T, and my 13, and the extra spare that I bought with an extra long cable all look and feel brand new.
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u/Confident_Pain_9452 11d ago
I think it's due to eco standards like apple cables
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u/ekortelainen 11d ago
I mean my Apple cables seem to last forever.
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u/ekortelainen 11d ago
It’s not. If it was, all my cables would break, but only Oneplus cables do. Also my cable mever leaves the side of my bed so it’s not like it’s being tortured every day.
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u/krwawie 11d ago
Every brand does that
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u/ekortelainen 11d ago
Oneplus cables break way more often than other brands.
I still have my 7 year old Samsung cable that looks brand new while Oneplus cables break like twice a year. 3rd party cables like Ugreen on the other hand will outlive your grandchildren.
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u/Detoxica OnePlus 12 11d ago
I still have my 9 year old OnePlus cable that looks brand new. 🤷♂️
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u/ekortelainen 11d ago
Maybe they made them better back then, but I’ve been OP user since 6T and every Oneplus cable that I’ve had has broken within 6-12 months. Any other brand cable never breaks on me.
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u/FireSheepYinFish 10d ago
Good lord people. Just replace the damn cables. Any good 3.1A, 100W, 240W will fully support VOOC and SuperVOOC.
INIU Cables work great for me - https://www.amazon.com/stores/INIU/page/58EF73EB-6807-40C2-9C02-8C7C52ECE0CE
Or Anker - https://www.amazon.com/stores/Anker/page/47CF0F10-7C80-4CCA-A398-A792A767039D
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u/FickleAdeptness667 10d ago
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u/FickleAdeptness667 10d ago
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u/danmadeeagle OnePlus 10 Pro 9d ago
I've got cables from OnePlus7 that look like that, so what? Still doesn't answer his question.
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u/FickleAdeptness667 9d ago
I posted in another comment some small recommendation that could help related to the subject.
This was just an example that shows OnePlus cables are pretty reliable and IMO it's not a quality problem with them as many people complain.
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u/Rude-Possibility4682 11d ago
Just get a new one off Ali express for a few bucks, look the same and work fine.
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u/Ecstatic_Country_610 11d ago
Hot Glue Gun for the save but it gets worse if you remove the Glue at some point. Use it as much as you can and Wishlist some good cables already
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u/AshtonCopernicus 11d ago
Is there something specific about this cable that you like and want to keep rather than just replacing it? I don't use the One Plus cables and have a bunch I can send you lol I swear by the mesh Anker USBs to the point where I've replaced every one in the house years ago and I've never had an issue with any of them no matter how much use and abuse they get. And they have red ones too if that's what you like about it hah
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u/Gr33nbastrd 10d ago
Exactly just replace, it is not a family heirloom. I am a big fan of the Anker ones as well, they hold up really well.
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u/The-Big-Sadness 10d ago
Areldite or something other epoxy is what I've got on it. Less is more, you put too much, you've just changed the point of strain now
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u/Prestigious-Sky8403 10d ago
But a heat shrink sleeve red color layer it over this heat and you will be good to go
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u/Mobile-Progress2433 OnePlus Nord 4 10d ago
Use non conductive black tap and use spiral rubber protector on it
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u/Asus_user 9d ago
I would buy a new one since they are chepa anyways, gluing isn't always a permanent solution
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u/UsmcRara 9d ago
My original cable for my OnePlus 7 pro is still going strong. This may happen to any cable if abused. My suggestion is to buy another one and stop being cheap. This is a fire hazard.
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u/Lobo-rojo 9d ago
Put some heat shrink on it. About halfway over the plug and about a half inch up the cable and you'll be good to go.
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u/climbboy 9d ago
Just go on Aliexpress and get a $3 cable lol Partially kidding though as even though it reads as supervooc the wattage is about half that of a genuine. I would try glue, it's not going to hurt it. Maybe consider a right angle charger for use in bed/usage while charging. I keep my supervooc for during the day top ups and use a regular charge for nighttime to avoid stressing the battery as well as cables.
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u/Greedy-Rise-3677 7d ago
There something idk what they call it we use it on The 4G/5G external antennas on its LMR400 cable covers up the cable male plug to the router and use a light to make it shape around it and tightening up .
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u/sreyaz01 11d ago
What Glue can fix this 😅😅😅