Hetai Tech
Hetai Tech USB Type C Cable Micro USB to USB A 56k Resistor 480Mbps
A USB 2.0 Type-A to Type-C cable with a 56 kΩ resistor for safe 5 V 3 A charging and 480 Mbps data transfer
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- Connect legacy USB-A ports to modern USB-C devices
- Reversible USB-A connector inserts either way up
- 56 kΩ resistor enables safe 5 V 3 A charging
- USB 2.0 data rate up to 480 Mb/s
- Molded strain relief adds durability for daily use
USB Type C Cable with 56k Resistor
This Hetai Tech cable connects a USB Type-A host to devices with a USB Type-C port. It supports USB 2.0 data transfer at 480 Mbps and a 5V 3A current output configured by the built-in 56k resistor. The reversible Type-C plug simplifies connection without checking orientation.
Suited for legacy USB-A ports and Type-C devices
Users with older computers or chargers featuring a USB-A port can charge compatible smartphones or tablets such as the Galaxy S8, LG G5, or 2015 MacBook. Buyers who need USB 3.0 or higher data speeds should look at a different cable because this model is limited to USB 2.0 performance.
USB 2.0 480 Mbps data rate
The single specification that decides suitability is the USB 2.0 interface, which caps data transfer at 480 Mbps. If the workflow requires faster file transfers, this cable will not meet that requirement. For basic charging and syncing at USB 2.0 speeds, the 56k resistor ensures safe current negotiation.
Highlights
- Connect legacy USB-A ports to modern USB-C devices
- Reversible USB-A connector inserts either way up
- 56 kΩ resistor enables safe 5 V 3 A charging
- USB 2.0 data rate up to 480 Mb/s
- Molded strain relief adds durability for daily use
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
Does the cable include the 56 kΩ resistor or must I buy one separately?
The 56 kΩ resistor is built into the cable so no separate purchase is needed.
Should I choose the 480 Mbps version or a faster one for my USB 2.0 port?
This cable runs at USB 2.0 480 Mbps which matches the maximum speed of a USB 2.0 Type-A port.
Will the 5 V 3 A rating actually deliver 3 A when I plug it into a standard USB 2.0 charger?
The cable supports 5 V 3 A but the charger and device negotiate the current so a standard USB 2.0 charger will typically provide less.
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