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Unique-Bargains 12pcs Micro USB B Female 180° 5-Pin SMD Socket Conduit
Pack of 12 Micro USB B female SMD sockets with 180° 5-pin PCB mounting
- TypeHI - Conduit & Fittings
- 12 connectors per pack for multiple PCB builds
- 180-degree orientation simplifies board layout
- 5-pin Micro USB B female accepts standard cables
- SMD footprint enables automated assembly
- 6 x 8 x 2.5 mm body fits dense designs
Micro USB B 180° SMD socket
This pack contains twelve Micro USB Type B female connectors designed for surface-mount soldering onto a printed circuit board. Each jack presents five pins in a straight 180-degree orientation. The silver-tone housings combine plastic, metal and electrical contacts. They suit repair technicians, hobbyists and small-batch assemblers who need a compact board-level USB interface.
Replaces worn or missing board-mount USB ports
A direct swap for a damaged Micro USB B receptacle that uses the same 180-degree pin layout and footprint. The upgrade is worth it when the original connector has lifted pads, bent pins or intermittent contact after repeated insertion cycles. Builders who need a different pin angle, a through-hole mount or a USB-C footprint cannot use these parts.
Fits standard SMD footprints for Micro USB B
The connectors measure 6 x 8 x 2.5 mm and weigh roughly 3 g each, leaving minimal board height for slim enclosures. They require a reflow or hand-solder process and a matching land pattern on the PCB. No additional cables, brackets or drivers are included; the user supplies the board design and soldering equipment.
Highlights
- 12 connectors per pack for multiple PCB builds
- 180-degree orientation simplifies board layout
- 5-pin Micro USB B female accepts standard cables
- SMD footprint enables automated assembly
- 6 x 8 x 2.5 mm body fits dense designs
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | HI - Conduit & Fittings |
Questions about this item
What PCB footprint does the 180° SMD socket need?
The connector measures 6 x 8 x 2.5 mm and uses a surface-mount 5-pin layout, so design pads to match that footprint and height.
Which soldering step causes the most rework on these 5-pin SMT jacks?
Applying too much heat or solder on the tiny 0.24" x 0.3" pads bridges the five pins; use a fine tip, flux, and brief reflow.
When should I replace one of the 12 Micro USB B female ports?
Replace a port if the spring contacts lose grip, the plastic body cracks, or the silver-tone shell corrodes after repeated insertions.
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