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Fervit USB 3.0 A Male to Micro-B 3.0 Down Angled 90° Up Angled Locking Screw 25cm
A 25 cm USB 3.0 A male to Micro-B 3.0 cable with 90° up-angled connector and locking screws for secure tethered shooting in tight spaces
- Down-angled USB-A plug fits tight spaces behind devices
- Up-angled Micro-B 3.0 connector clears camera grips for tethered shooting
- 90° bends on both ends reduce cable strain at the port
- Thumbscrew locking screws keep the link secure during long sessions
- 25 cm length minimises clutter on rigs and tripods
Tethered shooting cable for photographers
This Fervit USB 3.0 cable connects a standard Type-A port to a Micro-B 3.0 device with a 25 cm length. The down-angled Type-A plug and up-angled Micro-B plug are designed to exit the port naturally during tethered photography sessions. It targets photographers who need a short, directed connection between camera and computer.
Angled plugs with locking screws
Both connectors feature a 90 degree angle that lets the cable sit flat against the device even when surrounding space is tight. Thumbscrew locking hardware on the Micro-B end secures the link so it cannot pull loose if the cable is tugged during a shoot. The fixed 25 cm length prevents excess slack from catching on equipment.
Passive copper link for data transfer
As a passive copper assembly it draws no external power and adds no active electronics to the signal path. The short run keeps resistance low so USB 3.0 throughput is maintained without signal degradation. No fan or cooling is involved, so operation is completely silent. Not suited for users who need longer reach or a straight-through connector orientation.
Highlights
- Down-angled USB-A plug fits tight spaces behind devices
- Up-angled Micro-B 3.0 connector clears camera grips for tethered shooting
- 90° bends on both ends reduce cable strain at the port
- Thumbscrew locking screws keep the link secure during long sessions
- 25 cm length minimises clutter on rigs and tripods
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What USB standard does the USB 3.0 A male to Micro-B 3.0 cable use, and what speed does that cap it at?
The cable follows the USB 3.0 specification, which limits signalling to 5 Gbps.
What physical clearance does the 90° down-angled USB-A and up-angled Micro-B 3.0 connector need to fit?
The right-angle bends let the cable exit parallel to the device, so it fits in tight spaces around the port where a straight plug would hit obstacles.
How do you install the thumbscrew locking Micro-B 3.0 connector, and what step do people miss?
Plug the Micro-B end in, then turn the two thumbscrews by hand until snug; the common mistake is leaving them finger-loose, which lets vibration work the connection free.
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