USB 2.0 cable DELOCK Type-A to Micro-USB B angled left/right, 5 m, black

DELOCK USB 2.0 cable with USB Type-A to Micro-USB B connectors, 5 m length and black jacket provides a flexible connection between USB-A hosts and Micro-USB B devices. The cable features an angled left/right Micro-USB B connector to save space at the device end and gold-plated contacts to improve contact reliability. It supports USB 2.0 data transfer rates and is suitable for connecting smartphones, external drives, cameras and other Micro-USB B devices to USB-A ports.

Advantages

The angled Micro-USB B connector reduces strain and allows connection in tight or confined spaces, while the 5 m cable length offers extended reach for desktop setups or media arrangements. Gold-plated contacts enhance corrosion resistance and signal contact stability. The cable supports the USB 2.0 standard for data transfer and combines a reversible-style EASY-USB Type-A and EASY-USB Type Micro-B design that can be inserted both ways into the corresponding USB female ports to simplify plugging.

Suitable for

• Connecting smartphones and tablets with Micro-USB B ports to computers or chargers with USB-A ports
• Linking external hard drives, card readers or cameras with Micro-USB B connectors to USB-A hosts
• Use in office, home or studio environments where a longer 5 m cable run is needed
• Installations where space constraints require an angled connector at the device end

Key specifications

• Connector 1: Micro-USB B (angled left/right)
• Connector 2: USB Type-A
• USB specification: USB 2.0
• Cable length: 5 m
• Color: Black
• Contacts: Gold-plated

How to use

Plug the USB Type-A end into a host device such as a computer, charger or USB hub, and insert the angled Micro-USB B connector into the target device’s Micro-USB B port. The EASY-USB reversible-style connectors allow the male plugs to be inserted in both orientations into matching female ports, making insertion easier in low-visibility or confined spaces. Ensure both devices are powered off when connecting storage devices for data integrity, then power on or allow the host to establish a connection. For charging, confirm the host provides an appropriate current output for the device.

Recommendations

Route the cable to avoid sharp bends near connector ends and avoid placing heavy objects on the cable to maintain signal quality. Use the angled Micro-USB B end when space behind the device is limited. For reliable data transfers, use direct connections to the host rather than through low-quality hubs or extenders.