USB Type-C to USB-A Coiled Data Cable Ducky DACOC2-COT1, 1.8 m

Coiled USB Type-C to USB-A data cable Ducky DACOC2-COT1, 1.8 m, provides a flexible connection between USB-C devices and USB-A hosts for data transfer and charging. The retractile coil design reduces cable clutter and tangling while allowing extension when extra reach is required. The cable is suitable for use with keyboards, phones, tablets and other peripherals where a compact, flexible lead is preferred.

Advantages

The coiled construction minimizes desk and bag clutter and rebounds to a compact length when not under tension, making storage and transport easier. It supports both data transfer and device charging over a Type-C to Type-A connection, combining convenience with straightforward compatibility with USB-A hosts. The 1.8 m maximum reach when extended offers extra flexibility compared to fixed short cables while the spring-like coil limits accidental dragging and excess slack.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB-C keyboards to computers with USB-A ports
• Syncing and charging phones or tablets from USB-A chargers or hosts
• Linking peripherals such as external drives, audio interfaces or controllers
• Use in compact workspaces, on-the-go setups, and portable rigs

Key specifications

• Connector types: USB Type-C (device) to USB Type-A (host)
• Cable form factor: coiled (retractile) design
• Maximum extended length: approximately 1.8 m
• Primary functions: data transfer and device charging
• Intended application: connection between USB-C devices and USB-A hosts for peripherals

How to use

Insert the USB-A plug into the host device (computer, charger or other USB-A port) and connect the USB-C plug to your compatible device. Allow the coiled cable to extend naturally to the length needed for your setup; avoid forcibly overstretching beyond its elastic limit. For data synchronization, ensure both devices recognize the connection and select the appropriate transfer mode on the device if prompted. For charging, verify the host provides adequate current for the connected device.

Usage recommendations

Do not repeatedly overstretch or sharply bend the coiled cable to prolong service life. Keep connectors free of debris and insert or remove plugs straight to avoid stress on the connector housings. When storing, allow the cable to recoil naturally and avoid tight knots. Ensure compatibility between the USB-A host and USB-C device for required data speeds and charging behaviors.