BUCIER
BUCIER Micro USB 2.0 Up Angled 90° to USB-A Cable 20cm
A 20 cm Micro USB cable with an upward 90° angled plug fits tight spaces while delivering 480 Mbps data and up to 10 W charging
- TypeUSB
- ColorBlack
- FeaturesHigh Speed Data
- Fits tight ports with 90° up-angled Micro USB connector
- Delivers up to 10 W charging at 5 V 2 A
- Transfers data at 480 Mbps over USB 2.0
- Charges and syncs simultaneously through one cable
- 20 cm length reduces clutter for portable setups
BUCIER Micro USB 2.0 Angled Cable
The BUCIER Micro USB 2.0 cable connects devices with a Micro-USB 5-pin port to a standard USB-A port. Its 90-degree up-angled connector fits into tight spaces around the port. The 20cm length suits desktop or close-range connections. It handles both data transfer and charging simultaneously.
Replacing Straight Micro-USB Cables
This cable replaces straight Micro-USB leads that protrude awkwardly or risk damage in cramped ports. The angled design is worth it when clearance above the device port is limited by a case, stand or adjacent cables. It supports up to 10W power delivery at 5V 2A with a compatible USB 2.0 host and device.
USB 2.0 Practical Limits
Data transfer tops out at 480 Mbps, the ceiling of the USB 2.0 standard used by this cable. It cannot reach the higher speeds of newer USB revisions. Power is limited to 5V 2A, so it will not fast-charge devices that require higher voltages or currents.
Highlights
- Fits tight ports with 90° up-angled Micro USB connector
- Delivers up to 10 W charging at 5 V 2 A
- Transfers data at 480 Mbps over USB 2.0
- Charges and syncs simultaneously through one cable
- 20 cm length reduces clutter for portable setups
Specifications
| Brand | BUCIER |
|---|---|
| Type | USB |
| Color | Black |
| Features | High Speed Data |
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 90° up-angled Micro USB plug need above the port?
The 90° up-angled Micro USB 5-pin connector fits into a standard Micro USB female port and only requires enough vertical space for the cable to bend upward; no extra width is needed.
Which way round do I plug the USB-A end into the computer?
Insert the USB 2.0 Type-A plug with the plastic tongue facing down so the metal contacts face up; forcing it upside down bends the pins and stops data transfer.
When should I replace this 20 cm cable?
Replace the cable if the Micro USB plug feels loose, charging drops below 5 V 2 A, or data falls off the 480 Mbps USB 2.0 rate.
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