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CableCreation USB to Micro USB Cable 4 FT Braided 24 AWG 2.4A 480 Mbps Black+White
Braided Micro USB cable charges devices at 2.4 A and transfers data at 480 Mbps over USB 2.0
- Connector TypeUSB A to USB A
- Braided triple shielding protects the cable from daily wear
- 24 AWG conductors enable up to 2.4 A charging current
- 480 Mbps data rate meets USB 2.0 specification
- 2 m length suits desktop and bedside setups
- Wide device list covers Android, Windows, PS4 and Raspberry Pi
What this cable does
A braided USB‑A to Micro‑USB cable rated for 2.4 A charging and 480 Mbps data transfer over USB 2.0. It connects phones, tablets, cameras, power banks and similar Micro‑USB devices to a standard USB‑A port.
Check your device port
Verify that the device you want to charge or sync uses a Micro‑USB socket and that the host side provides a USB‑A receptacle. The cable is backward compatible with USB 1.1 but will not fit USB‑C or Lightning ports.
Thermals noise and power
Passive copper conductors produce no audible noise and negligible heat during normal charging or sync operations. Current draw is limited to the 2.4 A rating of the cable and the host port capability.
Highlights
- Braided triple shielding protects the cable from daily wear
- 24 AWG conductors enable up to 2.4 A charging current
- 480 Mbps data rate meets USB 2.0 specification
- 2 m length suits desktop and bedside setups
- Wide device list covers Android, Windows, PS4 and Raspberry Pi
Specifications
| Connector Type | USB A to USB A |
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Questions about this item
Does the 4 FT braided Micro USB cable include any adapters or must I buy a USB power adapter separately?
The box contains one 4 FT braided Micro USB to USB-A cable only; a USB power adapter is not included and must be purchased separately.
Should I choose this 24 AWG 2.4 A cable or a thinner gauge for faster charging on my Android phone?
The 24 AWG conductors support up to 2.4 A charging, which is up to 10 % faster than most standard cables, so this gauge is the better choice for quicker charging.
What does the 480 Mbps rating mean when I connect the cable to a USB 2.0 port on my laptop?
The cable is tested for 480 Mbps sync speed over USB 2.0 and is backward compatible with USB 1.1, so you will achieve full USB 2.0 data rates on that port.
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