LORDWORLD 2 Pack USB 2.0 Micro USB 90° Angled Cable 1.5m
Two 1.5 m USB 2.0 cables with 90° Micro USB ends fit tight spaces and handle 480 Mbps data plus 5 V 2 A charging
- 90° angled Micro USB fits tight spaces around the port
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps data transfer speed
- 5 V 2 A charging powers devices while syncing
- 5 m cable length gives comfortable reach
- Two cables in the pack provide a spare or second location
Pack contents and intended use
This pack contains two USB 2.0 cables with a Micro USB 5-pin connector set at a 90 degree angle. Each cable measures 1.5 metres in length. They are suited to charging phones or transferring data where space around the port is tight.
Port and power requirements to verify
Ensure the host device offers a standard USB 2.0 Type-A port and that the peripheral uses a Micro USB 5-pin socket. The connection supports up to 480 Mbps data throughput and a maximum of 5 V at 2 A for charging.
Heat noise and power in normal use
The cables are passive with no active electronics so they generate no audible noise. Power draw is limited to the connected device up to the stated 5 V 2 A ceiling and the connectors remain cool during typical charging or sync sessions.
How it compares
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the two-pack of 1.5m angled cables?
The pack contains two USB 2.0 male to Micro USB 5-pin male cables, each 1.5 metres long with a 90-degree angled connector for tight spaces.
Both cables are identical, so how do I decide which one to use where?
Since both cables share the same 1.5m length, 480Mbps data rate and 5V 2A power limit, choose based on which device needs the right-angle Micro USB plug to fit a cramped port.
Will the 480Mbps rating actually move photos and backups at that speed on my laptop?
The 480Mbps figure is the USB 2.0 bus ceiling; real-world throughput depends on the host controller, storage speed and file sizes, but the cable itself supports the full specification limit.
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