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A short black Micro USB to USB A 3.0 cable .5m

Defendwe

Defendwe Micro USB to USB A 3.0 Cable .5m

SKU CH-J3N6-ECYG5

A .5 m Micro USB to USB A 3.0 cable for short-range device charging and data sync

  • Connection typeMicro USB to USB A
  • .5 m cable keeps desk clutter minimal
  • Micro USB to USB A fits legacy peripherals
  • USB 3.0 rated for fast data transfer
  • 3 A current support enables rapid charging
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance

Ideal for short-range Micro USB links

This Defendwe cable connects Micro USB devices to a USB-A 3.0 port over a .5-metre run. It suits users who need a compact tether for charging or syncing phones, tablets or peripherals without excess cable clutter.

USB 3.0 Micro-B limits length and current

The Micro USB 3.0 interface caps reliable cable length at roughly one metre, so this half-metre link stays well within spec. The connector’s rated current is lower than USB-C Power Delivery, so charging speed will follow the host port’s standard USB-A output.

Check the device port before ordering

Verify the gadget uses a Micro USB 3.0 receptacle; many newer phones and tablets have moved to USB-C and will not fit. Also confirm the host side provides a standard USB-A socket, as the cable will not reach a USB-C port without an adapter.

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Price $18.99
Pricier than about 73% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).

Specifications

Ports & slots
Connection typeMicro USB to USB A

Questions about this item

Should I pick the .5 m length or one of the longer options?

The .5 m cable suits tight desk setups or power-bank use; longer lengths give more reach for wall chargers.

What does the 3.0 label mean for actual transfer speed?

It indicates a USB 3.0 rated cable, so real-world throughput will be limited by the connected devices and port quality.

Does the Micro USB to USB A connector limit the cable to USB 2.0 speeds?

The cable is specified as USB 3.0, but Micro USB 3.0 ports are rare; most devices will negotiate at USB 2.0 rates.

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