USB Type-C to USB Type-A Cable Ducky DKCC-SFCNC1, 1.8 m, USB data and charging cable

Ducky DKCC-SFCNC1 is a 1.8 m USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable designed for charging and data transfer between devices with USB-C and USB-A ports. The cable supports standard USB connections for syncing smartphones, tablets, peripherals and charging from laptops or wall adapters. Practical 1.8 m length provides flexible placement and comfortable use at a desk or bedside.

Advantages

The Ducky USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable combines a reversible USB-C connector with a standard USB-A plug for straightforward compatibility with a wide range of hosts and chargers. Its 1.8 m length offers extended reach compared to short cables while remaining flexible for daily use. Constructed for regular charging and data transfer, the cable is suitable for reliable connection between devices without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones, tablets and portable devices from USB-A wall chargers or laptop ports
• Data syncing between USB-C devices and computers with USB-A ports
• Connecting USB-C peripherals such as external drives or accessories to older hosts
• Desk and bedside use where a longer cable run is convenient

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB Type-C to USB Type-A
• Length: 1.8 m
• Functionality: Data transfer and charging
• Connector orientation: Reversible USB-C plug
• Compatibility: Devices with USB-C and hosts or chargers with USB-A

How to use

Plug the USB Type-A end into a powered USB-A port on a computer, power bank or wall adapter, then insert the USB Type-C connector into the device to be charged or synced. For data transfer, ensure the connected computer recognises the device and follow on-screen prompts to transfer files. Use a compatible charger with appropriate output to achieve the desired charging speed; when using a low-power USB-A port, charging may be slower.

Recommendations

For longest service life, avoid sharp bends and excessive strain near the connectors, disconnect by holding the connector body rather than pulling the cable, and store the cable loosely coiled. Use within the supported voltage/current limits of your devices and chargers; this cable is intended for standard USB-A charging and data transfer scenarios.