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Defendwe USB Adapter Micro USB to USB A 480M/s
A Micro USB to USB A adapter supporting charging and data transfer at 480M/s
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- Transmission speed of 480 M/s for quick file transfers
- Micro USB to USB A connector links legacy devices
- Magnetic connector reduces wear from repeated plugging
- Aluminium alloy shell resists oxidation for durability
- Supports simultaneous charging and data transmission
Micro USB to USB A Adapter
This Defendwe adapter connects a Micro USB plug to a USB A port for charging and data transfer. It supports a transmission speed of 480M/s while delivering power. The aluminium alloy shell resists oxidation and the magnetic design reduces wear from repeated insertion. A single unit covers Micro USB, Type-C and proprietary phone interfaces.
For Legacy Device Owners
Users with older smartphones, power banks or peripherals that still use Micro USB can link them to standard USB A chargers or hubs. The magnetic tip allows one-handed connection and protects the device port from damage. Buyers who need USB C to USB C connectivity or faster transfer rates should look at other solutions.
480M/s Transfer Rate
The adapter operates at USB 2.0 speeds with a maximum data rate of 480M/s. This specification determines whether the accessory meets the bandwidth needs of a particular sync or backup task. No higher speed is supported by this model.
Highlights
- Transmission speed of 480 M/s for quick file transfers
- Micro USB to USB A connector links legacy devices
- Magnetic connector reduces wear from repeated plugging
- Aluminium alloy shell resists oxidation for durability
- Supports simultaneous charging and data transmission
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
Does this Micro USB to USB A adapter require a separate cable to connect my phone to a computer?
Yes, the adapter provides the Micro USB and USB A ends; you still need a standard USB cable that matches those connectors to complete the link.
Can I use this adapter with an older USB 2.0 port and still transfer data?
The adapter supports 480M/s transfer rates, which match USB 2.0 speeds, so it will operate normally on legacy USB 2.0 ports.
How can I verify the adapter is delivering the rated 480M/s transfer speed after I plug it in?
Copy a large file between devices and check the reported transfer rate in the operating system; it should approach the 480M/s specification.
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