LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Mini USB 2.0 90° Male to 5-Pin Male .5m Cable
A 0.5 metre right-angled Mini USB 2.0 cable delivers 480 Mbps data transfer and charging in tight spaces
- Right-angled 90° plug fits tight spaces
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps data transfer
- 5 m length reduces cable clutter
- Charges and powers Mini USB 5-pin devices
- Male-to-male extension for dash cams GPS microphones
Right-angled Mini USB cable for tight ports
This LORDWORLD cable has a 90-degree Mini USB-B 5-pin male connector that fits against the device body so it clears cramped spaces. The .5 m length reaches from a standard USB 2.0 Type-A port to dash cams, GPS units, microphones, cameras, sensor panels, LED lamps or small fans that use the same 5-pin mini interface. It handles both charging and data transfer in one cord.
Check the port shape and clearance before ordering
Verify the device uses a 5-pin Mini USB-B socket, not Micro USB, USB-C or the older 4-pin Mini variant. Measure the gap around the socket to confirm a right-angled plug can seat fully without hitting the case or adjacent cables. Ensure the host side is a regular USB 2.0 Type-A receptacle so the straight male end will connect.
Replaces straight Mini USB leads that foul nearby
Swap a straight cable when the plug blocks a card slot, vents or mounting bracket, or when the cord sticks out and catches on clothing. The 480 Mbps USB 2.0 rate matches the original spec, so the upgrade is purely mechanical — worth it only when physical clearance is the problem.
Highlights
- Right-angled 90° plug fits tight spaces
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps data transfer
- 5 m length reduces cable clutter
- Charges and powers Mini USB 5-pin devices
- Male-to-male extension for dash cams GPS microphones
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and is anything else needed to use it?
The box contains the .5 m Mini USB 2.0 cable with a 90° angled 5-pin male connector on one end and a standard USB 2.0 male connector on the other. No extra items are required; plug it into a Mini USB 5-pin port and a USB-A port to charge or transfer data.
How do I choose the right version or length for my device?
This model is a single .5 m cable with a right-angled Mini USB-B 5-pin plug. Pick it when you need a short, angled connection for tight spaces such as dash cams, GPS units or microphones. Other lengths or straight connectors are separate products.
What does the 480 Mbps rating mean in daily use?
The 480 Mbps figure is the USB 2.0 high-speed ceiling. In practice you will see reliable charging and data sync for cameras, sensors, LED lamps and similar Mini USB 5-pin devices, limited by the host and device controllers rather than the cable itself.
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