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Gold-blue coiled USB-C to USB-A cable with metal GX16 aviator connector, double-sleeved, 1.5 m

KCSJXF Coiled Cable-1005 USB-C to USB-A 1.5m Gold Blue

SKU CH-HGPC-AJDMY

A hand-made, double-sleeved coiled USB-C to USB-A cable with a gold-metal GX16 aviator connector, 1.5 m length and USB 2.0 data rates

  • TypeUSB Type-C To USB Type-A
  • ColorGold Blue
  • Cable Length5
  • Length5
  • Connector Number5
  • Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
  • Hand-made double-sleeved construction with 24/28 AWG copper for lasting durability
  • Gold-metal GX16 aviator connector enables quick disconnect and premium desk aesthetics
  • Reverse-coiled design retains springy shape and prevents over-stretch damage
  • USB 2.0 compliant 61-gauge 5-conductor wire delivers stable charging and data sync
  • 5 m total length keeps keyboard tidy without excess cable clutter

Coiled USB-C Keyboard Cable

The KCSJXF Coiled Cable-1005 is a hand-made, double-sleeved USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable designed for mechanical gaming keyboards. It features a 1.5 metre length with a reverse coiled section that retains its springy shape over extended use. A gold-coloured metal GX16 aviator connector joins the coiled and straight segments for quick disconnection. The cable uses 24/28 AWG copper wire with aluminium shielding foil inside tough nylon and PET sleeves.

Replaces Standard Straight Cables

This cable upgrades a basic straight lead by adding a coiled section that reduces desktop clutter and a metal aviator that allows fast keyboard swaps. The reverse-coil process prevents over-stretching damage that can loosen ordinary coils over time. The jump is worth it for typists who want a tidy, tangle-free run to a USB-A port and a connector that withstands frequent connect-disconnect cycles. Buyers who need a straight-through cable without a disconnect point or who require a longer reach than 1.5 metres will not be served by this design.

Capacity and Headroom

The 5-conductor, 61-gauge construction complies with USB 2.0 for reliable data sync and safe charging of compatible keyboards. Double shielding with aluminium foil maintains stable transmission during intense gaming sessions. The heavy-duty PET and nylon sleeves resist abrasion and kinking when the coil is compressed or extended. The aviator connector is rated for repeated mating cycles, but the fixed 1.5 metre total length limits placement flexibility for setups where the host port is farther away.

Highlights

  • Hand-made double-sleeved construction with 24/28 AWG copper for lasting durability
  • Gold-metal GX16 aviator connector enables quick disconnect and premium desk aesthetics
  • Reverse-coiled design retains springy shape and prevents over-stretch damage
  • USB 2.0 compliant 61-gauge 5-conductor wire delivers stable charging and data sync
  • 5 m total length keeps keyboard tidy without excess cable clutter

Specifications

BrandKCSJXF
ModelCoiled Cable-1005
TypeUSB Type-C To USB Type-A
ColorGold Blue
Cable Length5
Length5
Connector Number5
Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
FeaturesCoiled Design

Questions about this item

Does the 1.5 m coiled section with its 5-pin GX16 aviator connector need any special desk clearance or mounting hardware?

The cable sits freely on the desk; the metal GX16 aviator simply plugs together and requires no brackets, clips or extra clearance beyond the coil’s own diameter.

What is the correct way to seat the gold-plated GX16 aviator so the 5 pins align, and what mistake should I avoid?

Line up the keyed notch on the aviator shell, push straight in until it clicks; do not twist or force the connector, as that can bend the delicate 5-pin contacts.

When should I consider replacing the double-sleeved PET and nylon jacket or the 24/28 AWG copper conductors?

Replace the cable if the outer sleeves show fraying, the coil loses its spring-back, or you notice intermittent data or charging caused by conductor fatigue.

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