USB cable ShiverPeaks BS14-19002 2m USB A USB C/Micro-USB B Black

The ShiverPeaks BS14-19002 is a 2 m USB cable with a USB A connector on one end and a combined USB C / Micro-USB B connector on the other. Designed for charging and data transfer, this black cable provides a single-cable solution for multiple device types. Its 2 metre length gives extra reach for connections between power sources, computers and mobile devices while maintaining a discrete appearance suitable for home, office or travel use.

Advantages

The cable supports both charging and data transfer functions and integrates two connector standards in one end to reduce the need for multiple cables. The 2 m length offers flexible placement of devices relative to power or host equipment. The black jacket conceals wear and matches common device colours. The cable’s standardized USB A interface ensures compatibility with a wide range of chargers, PCs and audio/visual equipment.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones, tablets and portable devices with USB C or Micro‑USB B ports
• Transferring data between computers and mobile devices
• Connecting devices to USB A power adapters, power banks and car chargers
• Use at home, in the office or while travelling when extra cable length is needed

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector 1: USB A
• Connector 2: USB C / Micro‑USB B (combined)
• Colour: Black
• Functions: Charging and data transfer

How to use

Insert the USB A end into a compatible host such as a computer, USB wall charger or power bank. Select and attach the appropriate USB C or Micro‑USB B interface on the combined connector to the target device. Ensure connectors are fully seated and oriented correctly before applying power or initiating data transfer. For data operations, allow the host device to recognise the connected peripheral and follow any on‑screen prompts to establish file access or transfer.

Recommendations

To prolong cable life and ensure consistent performance, avoid sharp bends near the connector ends, unplug by holding the connector rather than pulling the cable, and store the cable loosely coiled. Use the cable with chargers and hosts that match device power specifications to prevent charging issues.