Connect USB-A ports to USB-C devices for USB 2.0 data transfer and charging connections with a 1 m cable that reaches across a desk, between a wall charger and a device, or from a computer to a nearby accessory. The USB-A-to-USB-C connector arrangement suits environments where existing chargers, laptops, docking equipment, or peripherals still present a standard USB-A port while the connected device uses USB-C. The black cable has a 1 m length, equivalent to 3.28 ft, giving more placement flexibility than a short adapter while avoiding unnecessary excess cable at a workstation. Its USB 2.0 interface supports connections where high-speed USB 3.x data capability is not required. Use the cable with compatible USB-A and USB-C ports; connector orientation and interface generation should match the requirements of the equipment being connected. Belkin CAB021FQ1MBK is made with PCR materials and has USB-A at one end and USB-C at the other. This specific configuration combines the common USB-A host-side connection, USB-C device-side connection, black finish, and 1 m reach in one cable. It fits charging stations, desktop work areas, travel kits, and peripheral connections that need a conventional USB-A-to-USB-C lead rather than a USB-C-to-USB-C cable.