LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Mini USB 2.0 Extension Cable 5-Pin Male-Female 1.6ft
Extends a Mini USB 2.0 connection by 1.6 ft with a 5-pin male-to-female cable for data and power
- Extends Mini USB reach by 1.6 ft
- USB 2.0 data and power through 5-pin connector
- Five internal wires ensure full signal integrity
- Compatible with GPS, MP3, MP4, PDA and mobile devices
- Works with mouse, keyboard, GPS receiver and USB disk
Mini USB 2.0 extension cable
The LORDWORLD Mini USB 2.0 extension cable adds 1.6ft of reach to any standard Mini-B 5-pin connection. It carries both data and power through five internal wires. The male-to-female design plugs directly into an existing cable or port without extra adapters.
For legacy device users, not modern gear
This suits owners of older car GPS units, MP3 or MP4 players, PDAs, PMPs and early mobile phones that still rely on Mini-B ports. It also works with mice, keyboards or USB disks that use the same interface. Builders equipping current smartphones, tablets or laptops with USB-C or Micro-B ports should look elsewhere.
Fits tight setups and frees port strain
The short length routes neatly around dash mounts, cramped desks or equipment racks where a stock cable pulls too tight. It relieves stress on the device’s own socket by taking the bend at the extension joint. No driver install or external power is required; the five-wire link simply passes the host’s signals through.
Highlights
- Extends Mini USB reach by 1.6 ft
- USB 2.0 data and power through 5-pin connector
- Five internal wires ensure full signal integrity
- Compatible with GPS, MP3, MP4, PDA and mobile devices
- Works with mouse, keyboard, GPS receiver and USB disk
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What device port does the Mini USB 5-Pin male connector on this cable plug into?
The male end fits a standard Mini-B 5-Pin port found on many car GPS units, MP3/MP4 players, PDAs, mobile phones and PMPs.
Will the cable still deliver data and power if I connect a legacy USB 1.1 mouse or keyboard through it?
Yes, the cable carries five wired connections so it passes both data and power to older USB 1.1 peripherals such as mice, keyboards or USB disks.
How can I confirm the extension is functioning correctly once I plug it in?
The attached device should be recognised immediately by the host — files appear on a USB disk, a GPS acquires satellites, or a mouse pointer moves — showing all five wires are active.
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