LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 2.0 Male to USB-C Up Down 90° Angled FPC Cable 13cm
Flat 13 cm FPC cable with a 90° angled USB-C plug transfers USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps for FPV, disk or phone connections
- 90° angled connector fits tight spaces on FPV rigs
- Flat FPC cable stays flexible for brushless gimbal use
- USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps for disk and phone links
- Short 13 cm length reduces clutter in compact builds
- Male USB-A to USB-C plugs connect legacy ports to modern gear
USB 2.0 to USB-C angled FPC cable
This 13 cm flat cable connects a standard USB 2.0 Type-A port to a USB-C device with a 90° up-down bend. It targets FPV pilots, camera operators and anyone needing a low-profile link for tight gimbal or drone builds. The slim FPC construction keeps the cable flexible and unobtrusive in confined spaces.
USB 2.0 data ceiling at 480 Mbps
The link is limited to USB 2.0 signalling, so throughput tops out at 480 Mbps and no higher protocol is supported. Power delivery, alternate modes or faster SuperSpeed lanes are absent, making the cable unsuitable for video-out, fast storage or rapid charging scenarios. Only basic data exchange and low-current bus power are available.
13 cm reach for tight installs
The short 13 cm length provides just enough slack to route between a flight controller and a camera or between a laptop and a portable drive without excess cable bulk. It runs out quickly if the host and device are farther apart or if strain relief requires a longer loop.
Highlights
- 90° angled connector fits tight spaces on FPV rigs
- Flat FPC cable stays flexible for brushless gimbal use
- USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps for disk and phone links
- Short 13 cm length reduces clutter in compact builds
- Male USB-A to USB-C plugs connect legacy ports to modern gear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 13 cm version or a different length?
Only the 13 cm length is offered, so there is no alternative to choose from.
What does the 480 Mbps figure mean when I plug this into my computer?
It caps the link at USB 2.0 speeds, so large file transfers will top out around 480 megabits per second.
Does the USB 2.0 interface limit what I can connect?
Yes, the cable only carries USB 2.0 data, so devices needing USB 3.x or higher bandwidth will run at the slower 480 Mbps rate.
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