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Black USB 2.0 A to Mini-B cable, one metre long

Apricorn

Apricorn Hi Speed USB 2.0 A to Mini-B Cable Black 1Meter/3 Feet

SKU CH-0RFG-M6XEK

Connects USB Mini-B peripherals to a Type-A port at up to 480 Mbps

  • TypeCable
  • Connector TypeUSB A to USB B
  • USB 2.0 cable delivers up to 480 Mbps transfer speed
  • Connects USB A host to Mini-B peripherals like printers or drives
  • 1 metre length suits typical desktop setups
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-the-box performance

Connection cable for USB 2.0 peripherals

This cable links a USB 2.0 printer, scanner or external hard drive to a computer using a standard Type-A plug and a Mini-B connector. It suits anyone adding a legacy device that still uses the Mini-B port.

Practical limits of the USB 2.0 interface

The link tops out at 480 Mbps, so large file transfers take longer than on faster buses. Users needing higher throughput for modern storage should consider a different connection type.

Highlights

  • USB 2.0 cable delivers up to 480 Mbps transfer speed
  • Connects USB A host to Mini-B peripherals like printers or drives
  • 1 metre length suits typical desktop setups
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-the-box performance

Specifications

BrandAPRICORN
TypeCable
Connector TypeUSB A to USB B

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 1 metre length or a different cable for my desk setup?

This cable is 1 metre long and connects USB A to Mini-B, so pick it when that exact length and connector pair match the distance between your computer and the peripheral.

What does the 480 Mbps rating mean when I plug the cable into my computer?

The 480 Mbps figure is the USB 2.0 Hi-Speed maximum throughput; actual transfer rates will be lower and depend on the connected drive, printer or scanner and on system overhead.

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