LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB-C Flat Cable 2.0 Male to Male 90° UP Angled 0.5m
A flat, soft USB 2.0 male-to-male cable with a 90° up-angled connector, 0.5 m long, rated for 480 Mbps data and suited to brushless gimbal cameras
- USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps for reliable device links
- 90° UP angled connector fits tight spaces without strain
- Flat ribbon cable stays flexible for brushless gimbal use
- 50 cm length keeps FPV and camera rigs tidy
- Self-assembly kit lets you route the flat cable before final fit
USB-C flat cable for gimbal rigs
This 50 cm USB 2.0 cable connects cameras, FPV gear, phones or disks to a free USB 2.0 port. The flat, soft ribbon is oriented for brushless gimbal applications where flexibility matters. Both ends are USB-C male plugs with a 90° up-angle on one side. Data transfer is limited to 480 Mbps.
Self-assembly required
The cable and connector ship separately and must be assembled by the buyer using the supplied guide. This step adds a small build task before first use. The jump from a standard round cable is worth it when routing space is tight and a low-profile flat ribbon eases strain on gimbal mounts.
USB 2.0 speed ceiling
The interface caps throughput at 480 Mbps, so large media offloads will be slower than USB 3.x or 4 alternatives. The flat ribbon design helps in confined mounts but does not raise the bandwidth limit. Buyers who need faster transfers or a ready-to-use cable should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps for reliable device links
- 90° UP angled connector fits tight spaces without strain
- Flat ribbon cable stays flexible for brushless gimbal use
- 50 cm length keeps FPV and camera rigs tidy
- Self-assembly kit lets you route the flat cable before final fit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What assembly is required for the 50CM flat cable and connectors?
The cable and connector are shipped separately and must be assembled by the user following the included guide.
How do I orient the 90° UP angled USB-C plug when installing it on a gimbal?
Insert the plug so the cable extends upward from the port; the flat ribbon should lie flush against the mounting surface to avoid stress on the gimbal motors.
Will the USB 2.0 480Mbps data rate limit firmware updates on my FPV camera?
The cable transfers data at USB 2.0 speeds only, so large firmware files will take longer but will still complete successfully.
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