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Fervit USB-C to Micro-USB 3.0 coiled cable 100cm 5Gbps
A coiled USB-C to Micro-USB 3.0 cable stretches to 100 cm and delivers 5 Gbps transfer speeds for SSDs, cameras and phones
- 5 Gbps throughput with USB 3.0 host and device
- 100 cm stretched length keeps desks tidy
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and tugging
- Reversed coil design prevents overstretch damage
- Aluminium alloy shell adds durability while staying light
USB-C to Micro-USB 3.0 coiled cable
This cable links a USB-C host to Micro-USB 3.0 devices such as external SSDs or cameras. It stretches to 100cm and retracts into a tight coil, keeping the workspace tidy. The aluminium alloy shell and gold-plated connectors resist wear from frequent plugging and accidental tugs. Rated for 5Gbps throughput when both ends support USB 3.0.
Suits portable drives
The coiled design is ideal for users who move equipment between desks or bags and want a cable that stays short until stretched. It will not suit anyone needing a straight cable longer than the stretched length, or devices that only have USB-C, Lightning or proprietary connectors. Buyers who want more storage or a different interface should look at something else.
Coiled construction and gold-plated ends
The professional reversed coil prevents overstretching damage and eliminates tangled cable mess during transport. Gold-plated connectors and a welded, single-piece moulded shell ensure a solid connection that survives repeated insertion and accidental pulls. These features combine to deliver reliable 5Gbps data transfer without the clutter of a loose cable.
Highlights
- 5 Gbps throughput with USB 3.0 host and device
- 100 cm stretched length keeps desks tidy
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and tugging
- Reversed coil design prevents overstretch damage
- Aluminium alloy shell adds durability while staying light
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does my laptop need a USB-C port to use this Fervit cable?
Yes, the cable has a USB-C host connector on one end, so the computer or hub must provide a USB-C receptacle.
Will the 5Gbps speed work with my USB 2.0 external drive?
The cable supports up to 5Gbps with USB 3.0 hosts and devices; with a USB 2.0 drive it will fall back to USB 2.0 speeds.
How can I confirm the link is running at USB 3.0 after plugging it in?
Check the OS device manager or system profiler — it should list the connection as USB 3.0 or SuperSpeed when the host, cable and device all support USB 3.0.
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