USB Type-A to Micro‑USB cable ICIDU US3-AMB-0500.B — 5 m, USB 3.0 compatible

ICIDU US3-AMB-0500.B is a 5 m USB Type-A to Micro‑USB cable designed to provide a reliable data and power connection between host devices and Micro‑USB-equipped peripherals. The cable is compatible with USB 3.0 signaling, enabling higher-speed data transfers when both connected devices support the USB 3.0 protocol while remaining backward-compatible with USB 2.0 ports and devices. Its extended length makes it suitable for desktop, home office and AV setups where device placement requires additional reach.

Advantages

The cable combines a long 5 m reach with USB 3.0 signaling compatibility, allowing for faster transfers and dependable charging of phones, external HDDs and other Micro‑USB accessories. Durable connectors and cable construction are intended to support regular plugging and handling in everyday environments. Backward compatibility ensures the cable functions with a wide range of legacy and modern devices without configuration changes.

Suitable for

• Connecting external hard drives or portable SSDs with Micro‑USB interfaces to a computer
• Data transfer between Micro‑USB smartphones or tablets and a host PC
• Powering and charging Micro‑USB accessories from USB Type-A ports
• Home office and AV setups where a longer cable run is needed

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 metres
• Connector A: USB Type-A (host)
• Connector B: Micro‑USB (device)
• Signaling compatibility: USB 3.0 compatible (backward-compatible with USB 2.0)
• Primary functions: data transfer and device charging

How to use

Connect the USB Type-A end to an available USB port on your computer, laptop or USB power adapter, and insert the Micro‑USB connector into the target device. For maximum data throughput, ensure both host and device support USB 3.0 signaling; otherwise the connection will operate at the highest mutually supported speed. Avoid forcing connectors into ports and align the Micro‑USB plug correctly before insertion. When unplugging, hold the connector body rather than pulling on the cable to reduce strain.

Usage recommendations

For consistent performance, route the cable away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference and avoid tight bends near the connectors. Use the cable in environments within normal indoor temperature ranges and check device power requirements to ensure the cable and host port provide adequate charging current.