Kondor Blue KB-USBCA-RA-10-BK USB-A-auf-USB-C-Right-Angled High-Speed

Kondor Blue KB-USBCA-RA-10-BK USB-A-auf-USB-C-Right-Angled High-Speed | A right-angle USB-C cable with a high-speed label

The detail that sets this cable apart is its right-angle USB-C connector: it gives the cable a different route from one that comes straight out of a port. It connects USB-A and USB-C, and its name identifies it as a high-speed cable. That makes it worth considering when you need this particular connector pairing and want the USB-C end to turn rather than extend directly away from its connection. The title doesn’t give a transfer rate, so I wouldn’t use “high-speed” as a substitute for a specific number when comparing performance. It’s a practical distinction, but the connector angle is the clearest thing to judge from the information available.

A right-angle plug can be helpful when a straight connector would project into the space beside a device or cable route. The actual fit depends on the port’s position and the room around it, so the shape is most useful when it matches your setup. This cable has USB-A at one end and USB-C at the other; that’s the pairing to focus on when deciding where it belongs in your kit. It doesn’t identify a particular camera or other device, so I’d choose it by the ports you need to connect rather than by a camera-system name.

There’s no length in the product name, which means the title alone can’t tell you how far the cable will reach. For a tidy setup, think about where each end needs to sit and whether the angled USB-C plug points in a helpful direction. The high-speed wording is useful as a general description, but it isn’t a numeric speed rating. In short, this is a cable for a USB-A-to-USB-C connection where the right-angle form at the USB-C end is relevant to your layout.

Technical Specifications

• Product name: Kondor Blue KB-USBCA-RA-10-BK USB-A-auf-USB-C-Right-Angled High-Speed
• Connector pairing: USB-A to USB-C
• USB-C connector: Right-angled
• Speed designation: High-Speed