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AddOn 6ft USB 3.1 Micro USB to USB A cable
A 6 ft USB 3.1 cable with Micro USB to USB A connectors for data transfer
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- 6 ft length gives flexible device placement
- USB 3.1 specification supports high-speed data transfer
- Micro USB to USB A connectors link legacy peripherals
- Male-to-male design connects host and device directly
- First listed October 22 2025 indicates current product availability
AddOn 6 ft USB 3.1 Micro USB cable
This AddOn cable connects a Micro USB device to a standard USB Type-A port. It is built to the USB 3.1 specification for faster data transfer. The six-foot length gives flexible reach for desktop or notebook setups. It suits users linking external drives, flash drives, keyboards or mice.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
It fits anyone with a Micro USB peripheral who needs a Type-A connection on the host side. Buyers whose devices use a USB-C port instead of Micro USB cannot use this cable. It is also not for setups that require a Type-A connector on both ends or a Micro USB connector on both ends.
Deciding specification — connector pairing
The defining detail is the Micro USB to USB Type-A connector combination. Check the port on your peripheral and the port on your computer to confirm they match this pairing before purchasing.
Highlights
- 6 ft length gives flexible device placement
- USB 3.1 specification supports high-speed data transfer
- Micro USB to USB A connectors link legacy peripherals
- Male-to-male design connects host and device directly
- First listed October 22 2025 indicates current product availability
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 6 ft length or a shorter cable for my external hard drive?
The 6 ft length gives you extra reach for desktop setups without putting tension on the Micro USB port, while a shorter cable reduces clutter if the drive sits right next to the laptop.
What does the USB 3.1 label mean for everyday file transfers?
USB 3.1 on this cable supports the 5 Gbps signalling rate, so moving multi‑gigabyte folders to an external drive is noticeably quicker than on a USB 2.0 lead.
Does the Micro USB to USB‑A connector combo limit the speed I can actually get?
The cable is built to the USB 3.1 specification, so the Micro USB‑B plug and USB‑A plug together carry the full 5 Gbps bandwidth; the host and device ports set the final ceiling.
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