Compact USB Cable for Makers — upload, debug, and power with less clutter

Keep your bench clean and your uploads reliable. This short USB-A to device cable (choose USB-C, Micro-USB, or Mini-USB) is just the right length for Arduino and ESP dev boards—great for serial monitoring, firmware flashing, and tight prototyping spaces. Approx. 30 cm end-to-end for lower voltage drop and less cable mess. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Why choose this cable

• Right length for the bench (≈30 cm)—less tangle, cleaner wiring, more stable uploads. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
• Works across common boards—pick the variant that matches your connector (USB-C, Micro-USB, Mini-USB).
• Data + power—upload sketches, open Serial Monitor, and power small projects from your PC.

What you can build

• Upload & debug: Flash sketches and view serial logs on Arduino/ESP projects.
• Tidy test jigs: Short cable helps keep production/test rigs neat and consistent.
• Portable demos: Perfect length for classroom, meetups, and quick bench tests.

Starter bundles

• USB-C variant + ESP32 DevKit + Breadboard
• Micro-USB variant + Arduino Leonardo / Micro / Pro Micro or Raspberry Pi Pico
• Mini-USB variant + Arduino Nano V3 (Mini-USB)

Recommended add-ons

• USB 2.0 hub for multiple boards
• USB isolator for cleaner serial logs on noisy setups
• Cable ties to keep your rig tidy

Technical specifications

Pinout & power notes

• USB 2.0 provides limited current; for motors/servos, power them from a separate regulated supply and share ground with your board.
• Pick the connector that matches your board: many ESP32/modern dev boards use USB-C; Leonardo / Pro Micro / Pico use Micro-USB; some Nano V3 use Mini-USB.
• UNO/Mega (Type-B square port): If your board has the large square USB-B jack, you need a USB-A to USB-B cable (see this search).

What’s in the box

• 1× USB cable — selected variant (USB-C / Micro-USB / Mini-USB)

FAQ

• Q: Will this work with Arduino UNO R3 or Mega 2560?
  A: Those boards usually use the square USB-B port. Please get a USB-A to USB-B cable instead. This listing is for USB-C, Micro-USB, or Mini-USB.
• Q: Is it charge-only?
  A: It supports both data and power—ideal for uploading sketches and using the Serial Monitor.
• Q: How long is the cable?
  A: Approximately 30 cm end-to-end. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
• Q: Which variant should I pick?
  A: USB-C for many ESP32/modern boards, Micro-USB for Leonardo/Pro Micro/Pico, Mini-USB for some Nano V3 and older devices.

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