100cm USB Type-C to Type-A Cable

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This 100cm USB Type-C to Type-A cable connects your computer to a USB-C device for charging or data transfers at 480Mbps!

The cable features a standard USB 2.0 Type-A (male) plug and interfacing with the latest USB Type-C (male) connector. You can connect from any USB-C-equipped computer to a USB-C port. Data and charging are supported, with data transfer speeds up to 480Mbps.

USB Type-C has taken the digital world by storm and now appears on almost everything from smartphones and tablets to notebook computers and the Nintendo Switch console.

If your existing USB-C cable has been lost, broken or comes up short, this cable will work as a worthy replacement to your original cable, provided USB 3.0 5Gbps transfer speeds are not required.

Specifications:

1.00mt (100cm) USB Type-C to Type-A Cable (Male to Male)
Transmission Speeds up to 480Gbps (USB 2.0)
Compatible with USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices (at USB 2.0 speeds)
Supports Charging and Data Transfers on compatible hardware
Suitable for all USB-C devices, including USB-powered peripherals and charging
Compatible for use as a Nintendo Switch controller charge cable!
Colour: Black

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