Defendwe
Defendwe Micro USB to USB A OTG Cable 2.0 3.0
Connects Micro USB devices to USB A hosts for OTG data transfer and charging at up to USB 2.0 and 3.0 speeds
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- Connect portable Micro USB drives to OTG smartphones
- Charge one Micro USB device from another OTG host
- Reaches maximum USB 2.0 transfer speeds supported
- Compact Micro USB plugs fit most protective cases
- CE and RoHS certified for safety and environment
Mobile OTG Connection
This Defendwe cable provides a Micro USB to USB A OTG link for smartphones, tablets and portable drives that use the Micro USB interface. It lets an OTG-capable mobile device act as a host for external storage or charge another Micro USB accessory. The connection suits users who need direct data transfer or power sharing without a computer.
USB 2.0 Speed Ceiling
The cable operates at the USB 2.0 standard, so maximum transfer rates are limited to that specification even though the connector fits Micro USB 3.0 ports. Charging current is capped by the host device's own output capability rather than the cable itself. Users moving large media libraries should expect the practical throughput ceiling of the older standard.
Compact Connector Fit
A slim Micro USB plug is designed to slide into most protective case cutouts without removal. The flexible jacket resists everyday bending and the construction meets CE and RoHS substance restrictions. The 2‑year limited warranty from the maker reflects confidence in the cable's physical durability.
Highlights
- Connect portable Micro USB drives to OTG smartphones
- Charge one Micro USB device from another OTG host
- Reaches maximum USB 2.0 transfer speeds supported
- Compact Micro USB plugs fit most protective cases
- CE and RoHS certified for safety and environment
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 2.0 or 3.0 version for my Micro USB hard drive?
The cable works with Micro USB 2.0 or 3.0 drives; it delivers the maximum USB 2.0 transfer speed and the highest charging current your devices allow.
What transfer speed will I actually see when I plug this into my phone?
You will get up to USB 2.0 speeds for data transfer, limited by the Micro USB connector on the cable.
Does the USB A end limit charging or data rates in practice?
The USB A plug supports standard USB 2.0 data and the maximum charging current your host and device negotiate.
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