j5create JUC400 USB 2.0 A-to-A cable 5.9 ft
- USB 2.0
- USB A to USB A
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A 10-foot braided USB-A to USB-C 2.0 cable supports 2.4A fast charging and 480Mbps data sync for USB-C devices
This USB-A to USB-C 2.0 cable connects USB Type-C enabled devices to standard USB-A ports across a 10ft reach. It supports safe high-speed charging at up to 5V/3A and data transfer rates up to 480Mbps. The braided nylon jacket and all-metal connectors add durability and strain relief for daily use. It suits users who need a long, robust link for charging and syncing phones, tablets or peripherals.
A 10ft length removes the constraint of sitting next to a wall outlet or hub while the device charges. The braided sheath resists fraying and kinking better than basic PVC cables, so the upgrade is worth it when cables are routed across desks, behind furniture or carried in a bag. It does not increase charging speed beyond the 2.4A limit or data throughput past the 480Mbps ceiling of the USB 2.0 specification.
Simply insert the USB-A end into a host port and the USB-C end into the device; the connection is recognised instantly by Windows, macOS, Linux and Chrome OS. The only common issue is attempting to use the cable with a host or charger that cannot supply the 5V/3A rating, which results in slower charging rather than damage. Ensure the USB-C port on the device supports USB 2.0 data lines, as some power-only ports will not sync.
| Connector Type | USB A to USB C |
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The 10-foot length requires enough run space to avoid tight bends; the braided nylon jacket adds a few millimetres of diameter over a standard PVC cable, so allow a slightly wider cable channel or routing clip.
Insert the USB-C end into the phone and the USB-A end into the 5V/3A charger; using a legacy 1A port limits current to 1A instead of the cable’s 2.4A capability.
Replace it once the nylon braid exposes the inner insulation or the metal connector housings become loose, as continued flexing can break the internal 2.0 data wires and interrupt 480Mbps sync.
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