Cable USB 2.0 ShiverPeaks, USB-A a USB-C, 1,0 m

ShiverPeaks USB 2.0 cable USB-A to USB-C 1.0 m is a compact connection cable designed for data transfer and charging between devices with standard USB-A ports and modern USB-C ports. With a one-metre length, it offers a balance between reach and portability, suitable for desktop setups, travel and everyday syncing. The cable supports USB 2.0 signaling to ensure compatibility with a wide range of computers, chargers, external drives and peripherals that use USB-A or USB-C connectors.

Advantages

The cable provides reliable USB 2.0 data transfer and charging over a practical 1.0 m length, combining a USB-A plug for legacy hosts and a USB-C plug for current mobile devices and accessories. Its compact design makes it easy to carry and store, and the standardized connectors allow straightforward plug-and-play use without additional adapters. The cable is suitable for repeated daily connections and typical mobile charging tasks while maintaining compatibility with older USB-A equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting smartphones, tablets and peripherals with USB-C to laptops or chargers with USB-A
• Transferring files and syncing data between devices that support USB 2.0
• Charging portable devices from USB-A power sources
• Use on desks, in travel kits, and for general-purpose connectivity

Key specifications

• Connector types: USB-A (host) to USB-C (device)
• USB standard: USB 2.0 signaling
• Cable length: 1.0 metre
• Functionality: data transfer and charging
• Compatibility: devices with USB-A and USB-C ports supporting USB 2.0

How to use

Plug the USB-A end into a computer, wall charger or other USB-A host and insert the USB-C end into the target device such as a smartphone, tablet or peripheral. The cable supports standard USB 2.0 data transfer and charging; data sync begins automatically when both devices recognise the connection and appropriate drivers are present on the host. Ensure connectors are fully seated when in use and disconnect by gently pulling the connector bodies rather than tugging the cable.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, avoid sharp bends near the connector ends, keep the cable away from heat sources, and store it coiled loosely when not in use. Use with USB-A chargers and hosts that meet the power and data requirements of your device; for higher charging speeds or USB 3.x data rates, consider a cable and host that explicitly support those standards.