USB to Micro USB Cable XO NB143 1 m — black, data and charging cable

XO NB143 is a 1 m USB to Micro USB cable in black designed for data transfer and device charging. The cable connects Micro USB devices to standard USB-A hosts for syncing, file transfer and powering smartphones, tablets, accessories and other compatible electronics. Constructed with an aluminum alloy connector housing and a nylon-braided jacket, the cable combines a compact 1 m length with reinforced build quality for everyday use at home, in the office or while travelling. The cable supports automatic voltage adjustment to the connected device and includes built-in protection to help prevent overcurrent and potential damage.

Advantages

The XO NB143 supports charging at up to 2.4 A and operates at a nominal 5 V supply, enabling faster charging than standard low-current leads while remaining compatible with a wide range of Micro USB devices. Durable materials — aluminum alloy connector housings and a braided nylon outer layer — increase resistance to wear, bending and fraying. Standard USB-A to Micro USB connectors ensure universal compatibility for legacy and current devices, and the 1 m length offers a balance between reach and portability.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and tablets with Micro USB ports
• Data synchronization and file transfer between devices and computers
• Powering small accessories such as Bluetooth speakers, power banks and e-readers
• Everyday use at home, in the office or when travelling

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB-A to Micro USB
• Length: 1 m
• Color: black
• Rated voltage: 5 V
• Rated current: up to 2.4 A
• Outer material: nylon braid
• Connector housing material: aluminum alloy

How to use

Insert the USB-A end into a compatible host such as a wall charger, power bank or computer USB port and connect the Micro USB plug to the device you wish to charge or sync. Ensure the host can supply sufficient current for the device; the cable supports up to 2.4 A but charging speed also depends on the power source and the device's charging circuitry. For data transfer, confirm the connected computer or host recognizes the device and follow any on-screen prompts to enable file access or synchronization.

Usage recommendations

To prolong cable life, avoid sharp bends near the connector ends, disconnect by pulling the connector rather than the cable, and store the cable loosely coiled. Use with chargers and power sources that meet the device manufacturer’s specifications. Inspect the cable periodically for visible wear or damage and replace it if the insulation or connectors are compromised.