USB Cable ShiverPeaks BS77143-1.8 1.8m USB A USB C Black

The ShiverPeaks BS77143-1.8 USB cable is a 1.8 meter data cable with a USB A plug on one end and a USB C plug on the other. Designed for everyday connections between laptops, desktops, chargers and modern mobile devices, the cable supports data transfer at speeds up to 0.48 Gbit/s and features nickel-plated contacts for improved contact reliability and corrosion resistance. Its black outer jacket provides a neutral appearance that integrates easily with most setups.

Advantages

This USB A to USB C cable combines a convenient 1.8 m length with robust connector plating to ensure reliable signal transmission during data exchange and charging. The nickel-plated contacts reduce oxidation and support consistent connections over repeated insertions. The cable’s universal connector combination makes it compatible with a wide range of legacy and current devices while the elongated length offers flexibility for desk or bedside use.

Suitable for

• Connecting smartphones, tablets or accessories with USB-C ports to computers with USB-A ports
• Data transfer between external drives or peripherals and PCs
• Charging devices from USB-A chargers, power banks or older laptop ports
• Home, office or travel use where a longer cable run is required

Key specifications

• Connector types: USB A (male) to USB C (male)
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Maximum data transfer rate: 0.48 Gbit/s
• Contact plating: nickel-plated contacts
• Colour: black

How to use

Insert the USB A plug into a USB-A port on a computer, charger or power bank, and insert the USB C plug into the device to be connected. Ensure both ends are fully seated to establish stable data and power transfer. For data transfer, confirm that the connected devices are configured to allow file exchange or the required communication protocol. Disconnect by pulling the connector bodies rather than the cable to avoid stressing the cable junctions.

Recommendations

To prolong the cable’s service life, avoid repeated sharp bends near the connectors, keep contacts free of debris, and store the cable loosely coiled. Use appropriate charger outputs for the device being powered and verify that the cable’s data transfer rate matches the needs of the intended tasks.