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Fervit Right Angled 90° Micro USB 5Pin to USB 2.0 Type-A Cable 150cm
A 90° angled Micro USB cable delivers USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps and up to 2.4 A charging in a 150 cm length
- Right-angled 90° connector fits tight ports
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps data speed
- Charges at up to 14 W with 5 V 2 A
- 150 cm length reaches across your desk
- Works with any Micro-USB phone, tablet or camera
Right-Angled Micro USB for Tight Ports
This cable uses a 90 degree Micro USB 5-pin connector that fits against the device body, letting you plug in where straight connectors hit walls or case edges. It targets anyone charging or syncing phones, tablets, cameras or other Micro USB peripherals in cramped spaces. The 150cm length gives desk-to-device reach without excess slack.
USB 2.0 Speed and Power Ceiling
Data moves at up to 480 Mbps over the USB 2.0 link, while the conductors carry up to 5V at 2A for a 14W peak when the host port and device both support that draw. The cable handles simultaneous charge and sync, but it cannot exceed the USB 2.0 signalling rate or the 5V 2A limit regardless of the charger used.
Replaces Straight Micro USB Cables
Swap this in when a straight plug blocks adjacent ports, bends sharply at the strain relief or forces the device to sit awkwardly on a dock. The upgrade is worth it only if physical clearance is the problem; it adds no extra bandwidth, no faster charging protocol and no new device compatibility beyond standard Micro USB.
Highlights
- Right-angled 90° connector fits tight ports
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps data speed
- Charges at up to 14 W with 5 V 2 A
- 150 cm length reaches across your desk
- Works with any Micro-USB phone, tablet or camera
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which cable length should I pick for my setup?
This cable is 150 cm long, giving you plenty of reach between a Micro USB device and a USB 2.0 Type-A port.
What does the 480 Mbps rating mean when I connect my phone to my PC?
It means the cable supports USB 2.0 high-speed data transfer at up to 480 Mbps while charging the device at the same time.
How much power can the USB 2.0 Type-A connector actually deliver?
The cable handles up to 5 V at 2 A, so the peak power available is 14 W when both the host and device support it.
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