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Fervit USB 2.0 Type-A to Micro USB 5Pin Down Angled Cable 20cm
A 20 cm down-angled Micro USB cable delivers USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps and up to 10 W charging for any Micro USB device
- Down-angled Micro USB fits tight spaces around ports
- USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps while charging from a computer
- Up to 5V 2A power delivery for 10W peak charging
- Simultaneous data sync and power for Micro USB devices
- Compact 20cm cable reduces clutter for portable use
Fervit USB 2.0 Angled Micro-USB Cable
This 20 cm cable connects a USB 2.0 Type-A host to any device with a Micro-USB 5-pin port. The down-angled plug fits tight spaces where a straight connector would hit a surface or another cable. It suits phone, tablet, camera and peripheral owners who charge and sync from a laptop or desktop USB port.
USB 2.0 data and power limits
The link runs at USB 2.0 speeds up to 480 Mbps while delivering up to 5V 2A for a peak of 10W. Data and power operate simultaneously, so the device charges during file transfers. The cable cannot exceed the host port's USB 2.0 current capability or the 480 Mbps signalling ceiling.
Down-angled Micro-USB plug for cramped ports
The right-angle Micro-USB connector reduces strain on the device socket and keeps the cable close to the chassis. Standard 2.0 Micro-USB pins provide reliable electrical contact for daily connect and disconnect cycles. The short 20 cm length minimises clutter on a desk or in a bag.
Highlights
- Down-angled Micro USB fits tight spaces around ports
- USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps while charging from a computer
- Up to 5V 2A power delivery for 10W peak charging
- Simultaneous data sync and power for Micro USB devices
- Compact 20cm cable reduces clutter for portable use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which length should I pick for this Fervit USB 2.0 Type-A to Micro USB cable?
The cable is supplied in a 20 cm length only, so there is no alternative version to choose.
What does the 480 Mbps figure mean when I use the cable with my computer?
It is the maximum USB 2.0 data rate, so file transfers and syncing will run at up to 480 Mbps when both the host and device support that speed.
What does the USB 2.0 interface cap in practice for power delivery?
The interface limits charging to 5 V at 2 A, giving a peak of 10 W when the power source and device both allow it.
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