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A 60 cm cable with USB 3.1 Type-C and USB 3.0 Type-A plugs on one end, Micro USB 3.0 on the other

Fervit

Fervit USB 3.1 Type-C & USB 3.0 Type-A to Micro USB 3.0 Cable 60cm

SKU CH-KQPF-0BFMA

Dual-host cable connects a USB 3.1 Type-C or USB 3.0 Type-A computer to a Micro USB 3.0 device such as an external disk, 60 cm long

  • Connect USB 3.1 Type-C host to Micro USB 3.0 device
  • Connect USB 3.0 Type-A host to Micro USB 3.0 device
  • 1 k OTG resistor on Type-C end ensures host-only operation
  • Only one host connector works at a time
  • 60 cm cable length for compact setups

Dual-host cable for Micro-USB 3.0 drives

This Fervit cable provides both a USB 3.1 Type-C and a USB 3.0 Type-A connector on the host side, terminating in a Micro USB 3.0 plug for the target device. It is designed for users who need to connect external disks or similar Micro-USB 3.0 peripherals to either modern or legacy host ports. The 60 cm length suits desktop setups where the drive sits close to the computer. Only one host connector can be active at a time.

Replaces single-interface cables and USB 2.0 links

If you currently carry separate Type-C and Type-A cables, this single cable consolidates both host interfaces. It also upgrades a USB 2.0 connection to USB 3.0 speeds for compatible Micro-USB 3.0 drives, which is worthwhile when transferring large media libraries or backups. The jump is worth it when your workflow involves switching between a Type-C laptop and a Type-A desktop and you want one cable that covers both without adapters.

Check host port type and device connector before

Verify that your computer or laptop offers either a USB 3.1 Type-C or USB 3.0 Type-A port, because the cable will not work with Type-C target devices — the 5.1 k OTG resistor on the Type-C end forces host-only operation. Confirm the external drive or peripheral uses a Micro USB 3.0 receptacle, as the cable will not fit Micro USB 2.0 or USB-C device ports. Ensure the 60 cm reach is sufficient for your desk layout.

Highlights

  • Connect USB 3.1 Type-C host to Micro USB 3.0 device
  • Connect USB 3.0 Type-A host to Micro USB 3.0 device
  • 1 k OTG resistor on Type-C end ensures host-only operation
  • Only one host connector works at a time
  • 60 cm cable length for compact setups

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What connectors does this 60 cm cable use to link a Micro USB 3.0 drive to a host?

It has a Micro USB 3.0 plug on the device end and both a USB 3.1 Type‑C and a USB 3.0 Type‑A plug on the host end.

How do I set it up so the Type‑C end works correctly with my laptop?

Plug the Type‑C connector into the host port; its built‑in 5.1 kΩ OTG resistor makes the cable act only as a host connection, so do not use it on the drive side.

Will I need to replace this cable if the Micro USB 3.0 port on my external disk wears out?

Yes, the Micro USB 3.0 plug is fixed to the cable, so a worn or damaged device port means the whole 60 cm assembly must be swapped.

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