Tripp Lite U026-016 USB 2.0 Active Extension Cable 16 ft
- USB A to USB A
- USB 2.0
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A one-metre white cable that charges and syncs devices between Micro-USB and USB-C ports
The IESSENTIALS cable connects a Micro-USB device to a USB-C port for charging and synchronisation. Its one-metre length suits desk or travel use. The white finish matches light-coloured accessories.
This cable requires the host or charger to provide a Micro-USB port. Buyers whose power sources or computers offer only USB-C or USB-A sockets cannot use it without a separate adapter.
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Yes, the cable is described as a charge and sync cable, so it carries data between a Micro-USB device and a USB-C port for file transfers or device management.
The one-metre cable reaches from a desktop USB-C port to a nearby Micro-USB device without excess slack, keeping the connection tidy on a typical workstation.
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