USB-C to Micro-USB 2.0 Cable, 5-Pin

The world did not retire its Micro-USB devices on schedule. This cable manages the migration: a Type-C male for the new host — the MacBook-class laptop, the ChromeBook Pixel, the modern charger — and a Micro-B 5-pin male for the Android and Windows phones, tablets and e-readers still charging on the old plug. Charging and USB 2.0 data both cross the bridge, so the older device syncs to the newer computer without a drawer full of adapters.

Construction is the durable everyday build: tinned copper conductors, foil-and-braid shielding, and moulded strain relief at both connectors — the combination that survives being wound into a laptop bag daily. It is the legacy companion for households and fleets that mixed generations, and for repair shops whose bench chargers moved to Type-C before their customers’ phones did.

Key features

• USB-C male to Micro-B 5-pin male
• Charging and USB 2.0 data sync
• Tinned copper conductors, foil and braid shield
• Moulded strain relief at both ends
• Flexible but sturdy everyday build

Specifications

Typical applications

• Micro-USB phones on Type-C laptops
• E-readers and older tablets at new desks
• Mixed-generation household charging
• Repair benches with updated host gear

Custom and OEM options

Length, colour and packaging run per order from modest MOQ; bundles with our Micro-USB to USB-A leads ship as mixed kits. Samples precede volume.

FAQ

Does it do USB 3.0 speeds?
No — the Micro-B 5-pin end is USB 2.0 by definition (480 Mbps); for 5 Gbps drive-class Micro-B, use our 10-pin Micro-B 3.0 cable.

Which end goes where?
Type-C into the host (laptop, modern charger), Micro-B into the device; both plugs are orientation-fixed except the reversible Type-C side.

Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.