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PureGear 200101952 Micro USB 2.0 Charge/Sync Cable
A black 2.0 Micro USB charge and sync cable with a Type A connector for connecting devices to wall or car chargers
- TypeData Transfer Cable
- ColorBlack
- Connector Number1 x Type A Male USB 2.0 USB
- 6 ft length lets you charge from a distance
- USB 2.0 Type-A connector fits standard ports
- Black finish matches most setups
- Charge and sync capable for compatible devices
- Works with all USB wall and car chargers
PureGear 200101952 Micro USB Cable
This PureGear Micro USB cable provides a 2.0 connection for charging and syncing compatible devices. It features a Type A Male USB connector on one end and a Micro USB connector on the other. The cable is designed for users who need a reliable link between their phone or tablet and a USB power source or computer port.
Six-foot length and universal charger support
The six-foot cable length allows flexible placement while a device charges or transfers data. It works with all standard USB wall chargers and car chargers, so users can power up at a desk, in a vehicle, or from a portable battery without needing a proprietary adapter.
Charge and sync for Micro USB devices
The cable handles both power delivery and data transfer for devices equipped with a Micro USB port. It is not suitable for hardware that requires USB-C, Lightning, or USB 3.0 connectors, and it cannot support faster charging protocols that depend on newer cable standards.
Highlights
- 6 ft length lets you charge from a distance
- USB 2.0 Type-A connector fits standard ports
- Black finish matches most setups
- Charge and sync capable for compatible devices
- Works with all USB wall and car chargers
Specifications
| Brand | PureGear |
|---|---|
| Type | Data Transfer Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Connector Number | 1 x Type A Male USB 2.0 USB |
Questions about this item
Will the Micro-USB connector wear out and need replacing after daily plugging?
The cable uses a standard Micro-USB 2.0 plug rated for typical insertion cycles; replace the cable if the connector feels loose or charging becomes intermittent.
What stops the cable from delivering full current during a long charge session?
The 2.0 specification limits data and power throughput, so the cable itself is the bottleneck before the charger or device reaches its maximum rate.
Does the six-foot black jacket get warm or draw extra power when left plugged in all day?
The cable is passive copper with no active electronics, so it generates no measurable heat and draws no standby power beyond the tiny leakage of the connected charger.
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