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USB-C angled plug to right-angled USB-A male cable

Amikon

Amikon USB 3.1 USB-C Up & Down Angled to 90 Degree Right Angled A Male Data Cable

SKU CH-XHEY-6Q5SR

Angled USB-C to USB-A cable routes neatly at 90 degrees for tight spaces and supports USB 3.1 data speeds

  • Connection typeLighting Connector to USB A
  • USB 3.1 speed enables fast file transfers
  • 90° angled connectors reduce strain on ports
  • Compact Type‑C plug fits tight spaces
  • Reversible USB‑C simplifies everyday connections

Connector Angles and USB 3.1 Speed

This cable carries USB 3.1 data between a USB-C host and a standard USB-A port. Both ends are moulded at 90 degrees so the plugs sit flush against the device and the peripheral, reducing strain in tight spaces. The compact Type-C shell is similar in footprint to a legacy USB 2.0 Micro-B connector. ||

Fixed Right-Angle Routing

The fixed right-angle orientation suits setups where the cable must run parallel to the chassis or desk edge. It does not suit ports that need a left-angle exit or a straight plug for clearance. Buyers needing a Lightning interface or a reversible angled direction should choose a different cable.

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Price $19.99
Pricier than about 77% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).

Specifications

Ports & slots
Connection typeLighting Connector to USB A

Questions about this item

Will the 90-degree angled USB-A plug fit beside other cables on my older USB 2.0 hub?

The right-angled USB-A connector keeps the cable close to the port, leaving room for adjacent connections on legacy USB 2.0 hubs.

How can I confirm the cable is running at USB 3.1 after I plug it in?

Check the OS device list or transfer a large file; sustained speeds well above USB 2.0 rates indicate the 3.1 link is active.

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