ShiverPeaks BASIC-S Micro USB-A – USB-B kábel 3,0 m, USB 2.0

ShiverPeaks BASIC-S Micro USB-A to USB-B 3.0 m is a USB 2.0 data cable designed for reliable connection between devices that use a Micro USB-B receptacle and hosts with a standard USB-A port. With a 3.0 metre length, the cable enables flexible placement of peripherals and devices while maintaining USB 2.0 signalling for standard data transfer rates and basic charging capability where supported by connected devices.

Advantages

The cable combines a long reach with a straightforward Micro USB-A to Micro USB-B wiring that suits many conventional peripherals. Its USB 2.0 compatibility ensures plug-and-play connectivity with computers, chargers and hubs that support the USB 2.0 specification. The 3.0 m length reduces the need for close placement of devices and helps organize desktop and AV setups without repeating extenders or adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting smartphones, tablets or portable devices with Micro USB-B ports to standard USB-A hosts
• Data transfer between a computer and external devices that use Micro USB-B
• Charging-compatible devices from USB-A power sources (subject to device and host charging specifications)
• Home and office desktop setups requiring extended cable length

Key specifications

• Connector types: Micro USB-A (plug) to Micro USB-B (plug)
• USB specification: USB 2.0 signalling
• Cable length: 3.0 metres
• Primary use: data transfer and charging-compatible connections

How to use

Insert the Micro USB-B end into the device with the corresponding receptacle and the Micro USB-A end into the host device or power source with a USB-A port. Ensure connectors are oriented correctly and insert without forcing. For data transfers, allow the host device to recognize the connected peripheral and follow any on-screen prompts to establish file transfer or device mode. For charging, confirm the host can supply appropriate current and monitor charging status on the connected device.

Recommendations

To maintain reliable performance, avoid sharp bends near the connector ends, do not expose the cable to excessive heat or liquids, and disconnect by gripping the connector rather than pulling the cable. For consistent data transfer, use direct connections to powered USB-A ports rather than through unpowered hubs when possible.