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Fervit Micro USB 2.0 90° Cable 50cm 480Mbps
A 50 cm right-angled Micro USB 2.0 cable that fits tight ports and delivers 480 Mbps data plus 5 V 2 A charging
- Fits tight ports with 90° angled Micro USB connector
- Transfers files at 480 Mbps over USB 2.0
- Charges devices up to 5V 2A while syncing data
- Works with every Micro USB phone and tablet
- Short 50 cm length reduces cable clutter
Right-Angle Micro USB Cable
This 50cm Fervit cable connects Micro USB 5-pin devices to a USB 2.0 port for charging and data sync. The 90-degree angled plug fits tight spaces around ports where a straight connector would not seat properly. It suits phone and tablet owners who need a short, durable link for daily charging and file transfer.
Thermals Noise Power
Passive copper conductors carry up to 5V at 2A without active cooling, so the cable runs silent and adds no measurable heat to the system. USB 2.0 signalling at 480Mbps keeps power draw low during simultaneous charge and data sessions. No fan or external supply is required for normal operation.
Build Quality Connectors
The moulded right-angle Micro USB head and standard USB 2.0 Type-A plug resist strain at the bend point during repeated insertion. A 50cm jacket reduces cable clutter on desks or in bags while keeping the angled orientation fixed. Buyers must verify the plug direction matches their device port layout before ordering, as multiple angled variants exist.
Highlights
- Fits tight ports with 90° angled Micro USB connector
- Transfers files at 480 Mbps over USB 2.0
- Charges devices up to 5V 2A while syncing data
- Works with every Micro USB phone and tablet
- Short 50 cm length reduces cable clutter
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 90° Micro USB connector when the port sits flush against a wall?
Hold the cable so the angled tip points away from the obstruction, then insert the 5‑pin Micro USB plug straight into the port; the 90° bend routes the 50 cm cable along the device edge without forcing the connector.
What part of the cable wears out first and needs replacing?
The Micro USB 5‑pin plug and the strain relief at the 90° bend endure the most insertions and flexing; replace the cable when the connector feels loose or charging becomes intermittent.
What limits performance during a long file transfer?
The USB 2.0 interface caps sustained throughput at 480 Mbps, so large transfers will hit that ceiling before the 5 V 2 A power delivery or the 50 cm length become factors.
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