USB-C to USB-A Cable - 480 MBPS - 15W - 1m - White

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The 5 Star USB-C to USB-A cable is designed for users needing a straightforward, reliable connection between modern mobile devices and traditional USB-A ports on PCs or chargers. Delivering efficient 15W charging and standard 480Mbps data transfer speeds, it serves as an essential accessory for everyday tech connectivity, though it is limited by its standard USB 2.0 data throughput compared to newer USB 3.0 or Thunderbolt specifications.
| Model Part Number | FS687017 |
|---|---|
| Brand | 5 Star |
It supports up to 15W (5V 3A) charging, which is efficient for most mobile devices, though it is not a high-wattage Power Delivery cable.
No, this cable is designed for data and power transfer between mobile devices and USB-A ports, not for video output.
The cable supports data transfer rates up to 480Mbps.
Yes, it is compatible with any hardware featuring a standard USB-A port.
The cable is 1 meter in length.
Ensure the USB-A port on the computer is active and that the cable is fully inserted into both the source and the mobile device.
Disconnect and reconnect both ends of the cable. If the issue persists, check if the device's privacy settings allow data access when connected via USB.
Setup is plug-and-play; simply insert the USB-A end into a compatible port on your computer or wall adapter, and the USB-C end into your mobile device. This cable is compatible with virtually all USB-C mobile devices, including smartphones, e-readers, and small portable gadgets. To maintain the life of your cable, avoid sharp bends near the connector housings and unplug the cable by pulling on the connector head rather than the cable jacket. Store the cable loosely coiled when not in use to prevent internal wire stress.