USB-A to Micro-B Cable EDNET MTC-221 2 m Blue, Data and Charging Cable

EDNET MTC-221 is a 2 m USB-A to Micro-B cable in blue designed for data transfer and device charging. The cable connects devices with a Micro-B port to standard USB-A hosts such as computers, chargers or power banks. It is suitable for smartphones, older tablets, digital cameras and peripherals that use Micro-B connectors for syncing and power. The 2 m length provides extended reach for desktop setups or when a power source is further away, while the moulded connectors help maintain a reliable physical connection.

Advantages

The EDNET MTC-221 offers a balance of length and flexibility for everyday use: 2 m of cable allows comfortable positioning of devices during charging or data transfer. The cable supports both power delivery for charging and data synchronization between devices and hosts with USB-A ports. Its blue jacket makes the cable easy to identify among other cords, and the durable moulded connector ends reduce strain at the junction points to extend service life.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and older tablets with Micro-B ports
• Transferring photos and files between cameras or mobile devices and computers
• Connecting peripherals such as external hard drives or accessories that use Micro-B
• Use with USB-A chargers and power banks for on-the-go charging

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB-A (host) to Micro-B (device)
• Cable length: 2 metres
• Primary functions: data transfer and device charging
• Colour: blue
• Construction: moulded connector ends with insulated cable jacket

How to use

Insert the USB-A plug into a compatible host such as a computer USB-A port, wall charger or power bank. Connect the Micro-B plug to the device's Micro-B receptacle. For data transfer, ensure the connected device is set to the appropriate mode (e.g., file transfer or MTP) and wait for the host system to recognise the device before initiating file operations. For charging, confirm the host provides sufficient power and monitor the device until charging is complete. Avoid bending the cable sharply near the connector ends to maintain longevity.

Usage recommendations

Store the cable coiled without tight knots, avoid exposing it to liquids and high temperatures, and disconnect by gripping the connector rather than pulling the cable to reduce strain. If using with high-current chargers, verify device compatibility to ensure safe charging.