USB 2.0 A to Mini B 5‑pin cable ProXtend USB2AMINIB‑001, 1.8 m

ProXtend USB 2.0 A to Mini B 5‑pin cable USB2AMINIB‑001, 1.8 m, is a data and power cable designed to connect devices with a Mini B 5‑pin port to a standard USB A host. The cable supports USB 2.0 transfer speeds and provides a stable wired connection for compatible cameras, MP3 players, some portable hard drives and other small electronics. With a 1.8 m length and flexible construction, it is suitable for desktop setups as well as mobile use.

Advantages

This USB 2.0 A to Mini B 5‑pin cable offers reliable data transmission and power delivery for devices that require a Mini B connector. Its 1.8 m length balances reach and manageability, reducing the need for extension while allowing comfortable device placement. The cable’s flexible design and standard USB A plug ensure compatibility with a wide range of computers, chargers and hubs that support USB 2.0.

Suitable for

• Connecting digital cameras and camcorders with Mini B 5‑pin ports to computers
• Syncing and charging MP3 players and portable audio devices
• Transferring data to/from compatible external drives and gadgets
• Use with USB hubs, laptop and desktop USB A ports

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB A (standard) to Mini B 5‑pin
• USB standard: USB 2.0 (High Speed compatible)
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Primary functions: data transfer and power delivery
• Weight: 0.02 kg

How to use

Insert the USB A plug into a USB A host port on a computer, laptop, USB charger or hub. Insert the Mini B 5‑pin plug into the target device’s Mini B port, ensuring correct orientation before seating the connector. When connected to a computer, use the operating system’s file transfer tools to copy or synchronize data; when connected to a USB charger, the cable provides power for charging compatible devices. Disconnect by gently pulling the connectors without bending the cable near the plug.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, avoid tight bends and heavy strain at the connector ends. When transferring large files, connect directly to a USB A port on the computer rather than through low-power hubs. Store the cable coiled loosely to preserve flexibility and prolong service life.