USB-A to Micro-B data cable brackton US3-VEB-0180.U 1.8 m, blue

brackton USB-A to Micro-B data cable US3-VEB-0180.U, 1.8 m in blue, is a standard USB cable designed for connecting devices with a Micro‑B port to host ports with a USB‑A receptacle. It supports charging and data transfer at standard USB speeds and is suitable for syncing, file transfers and powering compatible peripherals. The cable features molded connectors and an insulated jacket for everyday durability and stable connections between computers, portable devices, cameras and other Micro‑B equipped equipment.

Advantages

The cable provides a simple wired solution for charging and data exchange with widespread Micro‑B devices. Its 1.8 m length offers extended reach compared to shorter leads, while reinforced connector ends and a protective sheath reduce strain and improve long‑term reliability. The blue jacket helps with cable identification and organization. The cable maintains standard USB electrical and signal characteristics for predictable performance with common host devices and accessories.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Charging smartphones, portable audio players and other Micro‑B mobile devices
• Transferring photos, videos and files between cameras or devices and a computer
• Syncing device data with a PC or laptop
• Powering small peripherals and accessories that accept Micro‑B power input

Key specifications

• Connector types: USB‑A male to USB Micro‑B male
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Jacket colour: blue
• Cable function: charging and data transfer
• Construction: molded connectors with insulated outer sheath
• Compatibility: devices with USB Micro‑B port and hosts with USB‑A port

How to use

Insert the USB‑A connector into an appropriate host port such as a computer, laptop charger or USB hub, and insert the Micro‑B connector into the device’s Micro‑B socket. Ensure connectors are oriented correctly before insertion to avoid damage. For data transfer, allow the host and device to complete any required pairing or driver installation; then initiate file operations from the host or device interface. For charging, verify the host provides the required power; charging speed will depend on host capabilities and device acceptance.

Usage recommendations

To extend the cable’s service life, avoid sharp bends near the connector ends, unplug by holding the connector rather than pulling the cable, and store the cable coiled loosely. Use the cable with compatible devices and standard USB ports; avoid exposing it to liquids or excessive heat.