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CableCreation USB A to USB A cable 0.5ft 3A 480Mbps gold
Short 0.5 ft USB A to USB A cable supports 3 A charging and 480 Mbps data with gold-plated connectors
- Connector TypeUSB A to USB A
- Compact 0.5 ft length fits easily in a pocket or bag
- 3 A output delivers fast charging for phones and accessories
- 480 Mbps USB 2.0 speed moves files quickly
- Gold-plated connectors with 56 kΩ resistor protect devices during charging
- Braided jacket and alloy shell survive 10 000+ bend cycles
Portable USB-A Link
This 0.5 ft USB-A to USB-A cable connects two standard-A ports for data transfer or power delivery. The 15 cm braided jacket resists tangling and survives over 10000 bend cycles. Gold-plated contacts and an aluminium alloy shell maintain signal integrity. It suits users who need a short, durable link between a host and a peripheral.
USB 2.0 Speed Ceiling
The cable operates at the USB 2.0 specification limit of 480 Mbps, which equals roughly 60 MB/s in practice. A built-in 56 kΩ resistor protects attached chargers and devices during negotiation. No faster signalling rate is possible over this connector pair. Buyers who need more bandwidth must choose a different interface standard.
3 A Current Rating
The assembly is rated for up to 3 A of continuous current, enabling quick-charge protocols on compatible hardware. This single figure decides whether the cable can power your specific device at its maximum rate. Equipment drawing more than 3 A requires a heavier-gauge alternative.
Highlights
- Compact 0.5 ft length fits easily in a pocket or bag
- 3 A output delivers fast charging for phones and accessories
- 480 Mbps USB 2.0 speed moves files quickly
- Gold-plated connectors with 56 kΩ resistor protect devices during charging
- Braided jacket and alloy shell survive 10 000+ bend cycles
Specifications
| Connector Type | USB A to USB A |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 0.5 ft or a longer CableCreation USB A to USB A cable?
The 0.5 ft (15 cm) length is designed for power-bank charging and tight spaces; choose a longer cable only if you need more reach between devices.
What does the 3 A rating mean when I plug this cable into my laptop or charger?
It allows up to 3 A of current for fast charging when both the charger and device support it, while the 56 kΩ resistor protects the port from excess draw.
The cable is listed at 480 Mbps — what speed will I actually see during file transfers?
Real-world throughput reaches USB 2.0 limits of about 60 MB/s, so large files move at that ceiling rather than the raw 480 Mbps signalling rate.
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