Cable USB 2.0 LANBERG CA-USBO-20CU-0010-BK — USB A a USB C, 1 m, negro, 480 Mbit/s

LANBERG CA-USBO-20CU-0010-BK is a 1 m USB 2.0 data cable with USB A and USB C connectors in a black finish. Designed for basic data transfer and charging, the cable supports USB 2.0 transfer rates up to 0.48 Gbit/s and features gold-plated contacts to improve conductivity and resist corrosion. Its compact one-metre length balances reach and tidy cable management for everyday use with computers, phones and peripherals that accept USB A-to-C connections.

Advantages

The cable provides reliable USB 2.0 data transfer and charging at standard speeds while gold-plated contacts help maintain a stable connection and reduce wear. A 1 m length is convenient for desktop setups and mobile use without excess slack. The USB A to USB C connector combination ensures compatibility with legacy USB A ports and modern USB C devices where USB 2.0 performance is sufficient.

Suitable for

• Data transfer between computers and USB-C phones or tablets at USB 2.0 speeds
• Charging smartphones, accessories and power banks from USB A power sources
• Connecting USB-C peripherals (keyboards, mice, external drives with USB 2.0 support)
• Everyday office and home cable management where a 1 m length is appropriate

Key specifications

• Connector 1: USB A (male)
• Connector 2: USB C (male)
• USB version: USB 2.0 (up to 0.48 Gbit/s)
• Cable length: 1 m
• Contacts: gold-plated
• Product colour: black

How to use

Insert the USB A connector into a host device such as a computer, charger or power adapter and plug the USB C connector into the target device. For data transfer, ensure both devices are powered on and, if required, unlocked or set to the correct connection mode. For charging, confirm the power source provides appropriate output; charging speed is limited by the cable’s USB 2.0 specification and the connected devices.

Recommendations

Use the cable for tasks where USB 2.0 bandwidth is sufficient: file transfers of moderate size, device syncing, and standard charging. Avoid using the cable for applications that require higher throughput such as high-resolution video streaming from external drives or fast-charging protocols that require USB 3.x or dedicated power delivery cables.