USB A to USB Type‑C Cable HOCO X20, 2 m, USB 2.0, black

HOCO X20 is a 2‑metre USB A to USB Type‑C cable designed to provide USB 2.0 data transfer and device charging between a USB A host and Type‑C devices. The cable comes in black and features HOCO connectors with a 2 m length that gives extended reach for charging or connecting devices across desks, sofas or between more distant power sources and devices. The product supports the USB 2.0 standard for data and charging and is suitable for smartphones, tablets, power banks and other peripherals that use a USB Type‑C interface.

Advantages

The cable’s 2 m length provides additional flexibility compared with shorter cables, allowing device placement away from the power source. A soft, durable outer surface improves handling and reduces tangling while maintaining flexibility for everyday use. Compatibility with USB Type‑C devices and a USB A host ensures broad interoperability with existing chargers, computers and power banks. The black finish offers a neutral, low‑visibility appearance for home, office or travel use.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and tablets with USB Type‑C ports
• Connecting Type‑C devices to USB A ports on laptops or desktop computers for data transfer (USB 2.0 speeds)
• Using with power banks and USB chargers that have a USB A output
• Extending reach when the power source is farther from the device (2 m cable length)

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector types: USB A (one end) to USB Type‑C (other end)
• Data standard: USB 2.0
• Color: Black
• Outer material: soft, durable cable jacket (anti‑tangle surface)

How to use

Plug the USB A connector into a compatible host such as a computer, USB wall charger or power bank, and insert the USB Type‑C connector into the device’s Type‑C port. For data transfer, ensure the host and device are turned on and that any required drivers or permissions on the host are enabled. For charging, verify the charger or power source provides an appropriate output; charging speed will depend on the power source and the connected device’s charging capabilities.

Usage recommendations

To prolong cable life, avoid sharp bends near the connectors, do not pull the cable by the cord itself when disconnecting, and store the cable loosely coiled to reduce stress on the jacket. Use USB 2.0 devices and ports to match the cable’s specification for reliable data transfer and charging.