USB OTG cable TB AF AKTBXKU4PAC015B 15 cm, black

Compact USB OTG cable TB AF AKTBXKU4PAC015B is a 15 cm black cable that enables direct connection between USB-A peripherals and OTG-capable hosts such as smartphones, tablets and some laptops. Its short length minimizes cable clutter and is intended for portable setups where a reliable physical connection for data transfer, peripheral control or device charging (when supported by the host) is required.

Advantages

The cable's 15 cm length provides a tidy and low-profile connection that reduces tangling and signal loss common in longer leads. The USB-A female to OTG interface supports common USB peripherals including flash drives, keyboards, mice and some external accessories, enabling straightforward plug-and-play use without additional adapters. The compact form factor and black finish make the cable unobtrusive in mobile and desktop environments while providing mechanical durability for frequent connecting and disconnecting.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB-A flash drives to OTG-enabled smartphones and tablets for file transfer
• Using wired keyboards or mice with mobile devices for text input and navigation
• Attaching USB peripherals such as game controllers or card readers to compatible hosts
• Temporary charging or powering of small USB devices when the host supports USB power output

Key specifications

• Connector types: USB-A female to OTG (micro/USB-C OTG form dependent on cable variant)
• Cable length: 15 cm
• Colour: black
• Compatibility: OTG-enabled smartphones, tablets and other hosts supporting USB OTG
• Primary functions: data transfer, peripheral connection, limited charging where supported

How to use

Insert the USB-A peripheral into the female USB-A end of the cable and connect the OTG plug to the device with OTG support. The host device should detect the connected peripheral automatically; if necessary, enable OTG in device settings or confirm permission prompts. For file transfers, use the host device's file manager or a compatible app. When relying on the host for power, verify that the host provides sufficient output and that the peripheral's power requirements are within safe limits.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable for short, direct connections to minimize strain on device ports. Avoid bending the cable sharply at the connectors and disconnect by holding the connector body rather than pulling the cable. Verify OTG support on the host and the compatibility of the peripheral before use.