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Defendwe Micro USB to USB A Cable 0.25m 0.5m 1m 1.5m 2m 2.4A 5000+ bends
A Micro USB to USB A cable for charging and data transfer, available in multiple lengths with a 2.4 A rating and tested to 5000+ bends
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- Fast charging up to 2.4A current for quick power delivery
- Durable PVC jacket withstands over 5000 bends for long life
- Pure copper core maximises signal quality and charging speed
- Sync and charge simultaneously for efficient data transfer
- Multiple lengths from 0.25m to 2m suit any setup
Micro USB to USB A cable for charging and data
The cable connects Micro USB devices to standard USB A ports for charging and data transfer. It supports up to 2.4A current for fast charging. High-quality copper wire maximises signal quality and durability. Tested to withstand 5000+ bends for long-term use.
Thermals noise and power draw in normal use
The pure copper core design supports 2.4A high-current charging without excessive heat. PVC jacket provides wear-resistant and pull-resistant protection during daily handling. No active cooling or fan noise is involved with this passive cable. Power draw is determined by the connected charger and device.
Upgrades from slower or fragile cables
Replaces older Micro USB cables that limit current or fail after repeated bending. The 5000+ bend lifespan makes the jump worthwhile for users who frequently connect and disconnect devices. Available in lengths of .25, .5, 1, 1.5 and 2 metres to suit different setups. Not for buyers who need USB C connectors or higher current standards.
Highlights
- Fast charging up to 2.4A current for quick power delivery
- Durable PVC jacket withstands over 5000 bends for long life
- Pure copper core maximises signal quality and charging speed
- Sync and charge simultaneously for efficient data transfer
- Multiple lengths from 0.25m to 2m suit any setup
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
How do I plug in the Micro USB to USB A cable and which orientation mistake should I avoid?
Insert the USB A end into a standard USB port and the Micro USB end into the device; the Micro USB connector only fits one way so do not force it upside down.
What wear item will need replacement first on this 2.4A cable rated for 5000+ bends?
The PVC jacket and internal copper wires are the wear items; after many bend cycles near the connectors the cable may fray or lose conductivity.
At what sustained current does the 2.4A rating become the limiting factor during charging?
The cable is rated for 2.4A maximum current; drawing more than 2.4A continuously will hit that limit first and can cause overheating.
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