Connect USB-C peripherals and mobile devices to legacy USB-A ports with a 10 ft USB 2.0 cable that reaches across a desk, from a wall charger to a work surface, or between equipment with separated connection points. The USB-A connector mates with common computer, charger, hub, and power-adapter ports, while the USB-C connector supports compatible USB-C devices. MONOPRICE 49704 uses a black silicone cable exterior and a USB-A-to-USB-C connector arrangement. It is suited to installations that need a longer cable than short device-included leads, including charging stations, desktop peripherals, and USB-C accessories positioned away from the host system. USB 2.0 operation supports routine data synchronization as well as charging through a compatible USB-A source. This specific cable combines three identifying characteristics: USB 2.0 signaling, a 10 ft length, and silicone construction. Those details matter when matching connector direction, cable reach, and physical cable material to an existing setup. Select it where the source equipment exposes USB-A and the attached device requires a USB-C connection; it does not change a USB-A port into a USB-C host interface.