USB-A to Micro-B Cabletech cable, 3 m, black – Cabletech KPO2784-3

Cabletech USB-A to Micro-B cable, 3 m, black is a data and charging cable designed to connect devices with a Micro-B port to standard USB-A hosts. With a three-metre length and a durable insulated jacket, the cable enables convenient placement of connected devices while supporting data transfer and charging for smartphones, tablets, external drives and other Micro-B peripherals. The cable uses a standard USB pinout to ensure broad compatibility with common hosts and devices.

Advantages

The 3 m length provides greater reach than typical short cables, reducing the need to reposition devices near power sources or hosts. The durable insulated jacket enhances mechanical protection and helps resist daily wear. Standard USB-A to Micro-B connectivity ensures compatibility with a wide range of consumer electronics for both charging and data sync. The cable’s straightforward design minimizes signal loss for typical data-transfer and charging tasks.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and tablets that use Micro-B connectors
• Connecting external hard drives and other storage devices with Micro-B ports to computers
• Data transfer and synchronization between peripherals and USB-A hosts
• Use in home, office or travel situations where extended cable length is helpful

Key specifications

• Connector types: USB-A (male) to Micro-B (male)
• Length: 3 metres
• Color: Black
• Cable function: Data transfer and charging
• Jacket: Durable insulated outer sheath

How to use

Insert the USB-A end into a compatible host such as a computer, laptop charger, power bank or USB wall adapter. Insert the Micro-B connector into the device’s Micro-B port, ensuring correct orientation before connection. Once connected, the cable supports device charging and bidirectional data transfer according to the capabilities of the connected devices and host. Avoid forceful insertion or bending near the connector ends to maintain cable longevity.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, use the cable with compatible chargers and ports rated for the device’s charging requirements. Keep the cable away from sharp edges and excessive twisting; when storing, coil it loosely to avoid strain on connectors. If using the cable for external drives, ensure both host and drive are placed on stable surfaces to prevent accidental disconnection during data transfer.