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Fervit USB-C to Micro USB 3.0 90 Degree Down Angled Screw Mount cable
A 90-degree down angled USB-C to Micro USB 3.0 cable with a screw mount for secure tethered camera connections in tight spaces
- 90° down angle fits tight camera ports
- Screw-mount Micro USB 3.0 locks securely
- USB-C host connector for modern computers
- 5 Gbps transfer speed moves big files fast
- Designed for tethered shooting workflows
Tethered shooting cable for photographers
This Fervit cable connects a USB-C host to a Micro USB 3.0 device with a 90 degree down angled plug. The screw mount secures the connection during tethered photography sessions. It is built for photographers who need a reliable link to a new camera while shooting.
Sustained data transfer at 5Gbps
The USB 3.0 interface maintains 5Gbps throughput during long studio shoots without dropping frames. The angled strain relief prevents cable fatigue when the camera moves on a tripod. Photographers report stable performance across extended sessions.
90 degree down angled screw mount
The fixed 90 degree down angle routes the cable along the camera body where space around the port is limited. The screw mount locks into the Micro USB 3.0 receptacle so vibration cannot unseat it. Buyers needing a straight plug or a different orientation should choose another cable.
Highlights
- 90° down angle fits tight camera ports
- Screw-mount Micro USB 3.0 locks securely
- USB-C host connector for modern computers
- 5 Gbps transfer speed moves big files fast
- Designed for tethered shooting workflows
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 90-degree down angle put any strain on the Micro USB 3.0 port during long tethered shoots?
The angled design is meant to relieve stress on the port by letting the cable run parallel to the camera body, so the connector stays seated without levering out during extended sessions.
My camera only has a Micro USB 3.0 socket — will the screw-mount threads match it?
The screw mount follows the standard Micro USB 3.0 thread pattern used on current tethering cameras, so it locks directly into the port without an adapter.
Can I plug this into a USB-C hub that also feeds an older USB 2.0 drive?
The cable carries USB 3.0 signals end-to-end; when connected to a hub, the hub negotiates the correct speed for each downstream device, so the USB 2.0 drive will operate at its native rate.
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