Tripp Lite U280006C3AST 6-port USB-A/C charging station cable
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Combines charging and data transfer in one cable for the PSV 1000
This Vszerda cable combines charging and data transfer in a single cord designed for the PSV 1000 handheld. It replaces the original USB charger cable and lets you power the device while moving files. The 2-in-1 design reduces the number of cables you need to carry.
This cable is made for the PSV 1000 unit only. Verify that your handheld matches that model so the connector fits correctly. If you own a different PlayStation Vita revision, this cable will not be compatible.
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The cable combines a USB charging connector and a data transfer connector in a single cord, so it plugs into the PSV 1000 port and a standard USB power source.
Yes, it is described as a USB charger replacement cable designed specifically for the PSV 1000.
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