USB data cable Logo USB-A to miniUSB 1.8 m Black (model 31180)

Logo USB-A to miniUSB data cable, 1.8 m in black, provides a straightforward and compatible connection between devices with standard USB-A ports and legacy miniUSB interfaces. It is intended for data transfer and charging of devices such as digital cameras, older mobile phones, GPS units and other peripherals. The 1.8 m length offers flexible placement while the durable outer jacket and standard internal wiring are designed for everyday use.

Advantages

The cable combines a common USB-A plug with a miniUSB plug to ensure broad compatibility with older devices and peripherals. Its 1.8 m length balances reach and manageability, reducing the need for immediate proximity to the host device. The black jacket provides a neutral appearance and a protective layer that resists ordinary wear associated with daily plugging, unplugging and light bending. The cable follows standard USB wiring for reliable data transfer and charging at the speeds supported by the connected devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting digital cameras to computers for photo and video transfer
• Charging and syncing older mobile phones and MP3 players with miniUSB ports
• Linking GPS devices or portable navigation units to PCs or power banks
• Connecting legacy peripherals such as card readers, external drives or controllers

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB-A (host) to miniUSB (device)
• Cable length: 1.8 metres
• Colour: Black
• Jacket: Durable outer sheath for everyday use
• Functionality: Data transfer and device charging (subject to device capabilities)

How to use

Insert the USB-A connector into a computer USB port, wall charger with USB-A output, or a power bank. Insert the miniUSB connector into the target device’s miniUSB socket until it seats securely. For data transfer, ensure the device is powered on and, if required, set it to the appropriate connection mode (such as "Mass Storage" or "MTP") so the host recognizes the device. For charging, verify that the power source supplies the required current; charging speed depends on the source and device limitations. Disconnect by pulling the connector body, not the cable, to avoid stress on the termination.

Usage recommendations

Store the cable loosely coiled to avoid sharp bends, keep connectors clean and dry, and avoid excessive pulling or twisting to extend service life. Use appropriate chargers and ports that match your device’s power requirements to ensure safe charging and reliable data transfer.