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3ft USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B Male Cable, BlackSKU:U2103-1103-
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Type A to Micro B Cables: Versatile Connectors for Smartphones, Tablets, and More
Introduction to Type A to Micro B Cables
Type A to Micro B cables are essential for connecting your USB 2.0 Micro B-enabled devices, such as smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, and other electronics, to your computer or a power source. These versatile cables feature a USB Type A connector on one end and a Micro B connector on the other, allowing seamless data transfer and charging capabilities.
Connectors: The Heart of the Cable
At the core of every Type A to Micro B cable are two distinct connectors:
- USB 2.0 Type A Connector: The rectangular Type A connector is designed to plug into a computer, game console, or AC adapter. This end is typically the "host" or power source.
- USB 2.0 Micro B Connector: The smaller, asymmetrical Micro B connector is made to connect with devices equipped with a Micro B port, such as smartphones, tablets, MP3 players, and digital cameras. This end is the "device" or receiver.
Specifications and Features
CableLeader's Type A to Micro B cables are engineered with the following specifications and features:
- Conductor: The cables feature a 28 AWG x 1P + 26 AWG x 2C USB 2.0 conductor for reliable data transfer and charging.
- Data Transfer Speed: With USB 2.0 technology, these cables support data transfer speeds of up to 480 Mbps, ideal for syncing files, media, and more.
- Shielding: Double-shielded conductors reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI/RFI) for better performance and signal integrity.
- Compliance: All materials used in these cables comply with the RoHS directive, ensuring safety and environmental responsibility.
- Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of devices featuring a USB 2.0 Micro B port, including smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, and more.
Versatile Lengths and Unique Offerings
CableLeader offers Type A to Micro B cables in various lengths to suit your needs, from 1FT for compact setups to 15FT for extended reach. Additionally, they provide unique products like the USB2.0 AM/MINIB5M+MICROB5M 5' 2-in-1 USB splitter cable, allowing you to charge two devices simultaneously.
Quality and Performance You Can Trust
With CableLeader's Type A to Micro B cables, you can expect reliable performance, durability, and safety. Trust these high-quality cables for all your charging and data transfer needs, ensuring seamless connectivity between your devices and computers or power sources.
Experience the Difference with CableLeader
Whether you're looking to charge your smartphone, sync data from your digital camera, or connect any device with a USB 2.0 Micro B port, CableLeader's Type A to Micro B cables offer the perfect solution. Explore their range of cable lengths and unique offerings to find the perfect fit for your needs, and experience the difference in quality and performance.
Type A to Micro B Cable FAQ
What is Type A to Micro B?
Plug the Type A USB connector into a computer, game console, or AC adapter, and the Micro Type B connector into a device equipped with a Micro Type B port. Micro Type B ports are commonly found on devices like mobile phones, smartphones, MP3 players, tablets, digital cameras, and digital camcorders.
Do any phones still use micro USB?
While newer smartphones have transitioned to USB-C, many older models and accessories still utilize micro-USB ports. Despite USB-C's introduction, micro-USB remains prevalent in various devices and accessories, making Type A to Micro B cables a necessary accessory.
Is micro USB type A or B?
Micro USB connectors exist in four types: micro USB type A, micro USB type B, micro USB 2.0, and micro USB 3.0. Micro USB 3.0 is similar to micro type B but with an additional pin group for increased speed, enabling USB 3.0's faster data transfer rates.
Is Micro USB being phased out?
While USB-C is the newer standard, micro USB will likely be phased out gradually. However, many devices and accessories still rely on micro USB, ensuring its continued relevance for the foreseeable future. Type A to Micro B cables remain essential for connecting older devices to modern computers and chargers.
What is the difference between Type A and Type B cables?
Type A connectors are rectangular and typically used for "master" devices like computers. Type B connectors are squarer and used for "slave" devices like printers or phones. Micro B is a smaller version of Type B, designed for portable devices.
Can you use micro-A with micro B?
No, micro-A and micro-B connectors are not interchangeable. A micro-B receptacle will only work with a micro-B plug, and a micro-AB receptacle is required to accept both micro-A and micro-B plugs.
What is USB type Micro B?
The USB Micro B connector has 5 pins to support USB OTG, allowing smartphones and similar devices to connect to external drives, cameras, or other peripherals as a computer would. However, special wiring is required in the cable assembly to enable OTG functionality.