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DATA FROG 2 in 1 USB Data Charger Cable for PSP 1000 2000 3000

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DATA FROG 2 in 1 USB Data Charger Cable for PSP 1000 2000 3000Keep your PlayStation Portable charged and connected with this practical 2 in 1 USB cable. It handles both power delivery and data sync, so you only need one cable for your PSP 1000, 2000, or 3000. This DATA FROG cable replaces the need for a separate charger and data cord. Use it to charge your console from any USB port while also transferring game saves, music, or videos to and from your computer. It is a simple, reliable accessory for everyday use.

Keep your PlayStation Portable charged and connected with this practical 2-in-1 USB cable. It handles both power delivery and data sync, so you only need one cable for your PSP 1000, 2000, or 3000.

This DATA FROG cable replaces the need for a separate charger and data cord. Use it to charge your console from any USB port while also transferring game saves, music, or videos to and from your computer. It is a simple, reliable accessory for everyday use.

The cable features a USB-A connector on one end and a DC 5.5mm power plug on the other. It is designed specifically for Sony PSP models, ensuring a secure fit and stable connection. The black braided or standard cable finish is durable enough for travel and daily handling.

Whether you are at home, in the car, or at a friend's house, this cable makes it easy to keep your PSP ready to play. No more hunting for a dedicated power brick or swapping cables for syncing.

Key Features and Benefits

- 2-in-1 design that combines charging and data transfer in a single cable, reducing clutter and simplifying your setup.

  • Compatible with PSP 1000, 2000, and 3000 models, so it works with multiple generations of the handheld console.
  • USB-powered charging from any standard USB port, including laptops, power banks, and wall adapters, for convenient charging anywhere.
  • Data sync capability for transferring game saves, media files, and firmware updates between your PSP and computer.
  • Durable construction with a standard USB-A connector and DC 5.5mm power plug for a secure, stable connection.

Who Is This For

- PSP owners who need a single cable for both charging and data transfer.

  • Gamers who want a spare or replacement cable for travel, work, or their gaming bag.
  • Collectors or retro gamers who still use their PSP 1000, 2000, or 3000 regularly.
  • Anyone looking for a budget-friendly alternative to official Sony cables without sacrificing function.

Usage Scenario

Mark grabbed his PSP for a long train ride, only to find the battery was nearly dead. He plugged the DATA FROG cable into his laptop's USB port and played while the console charged. When he reached his destination, he used the same cable to transfer a new game save from his computer. One cable handled everything he needed.

Micro Comparison

Unlike generic USB cables that may not fit properly or support data transfer, this cable is built specifically for PSP models. It offers both charging and syncing in one cord, which eliminates the need to carry two separate cables. Many third-party options only provide power, but this one keeps your data workflow intact.

Specifications

Connector Type: USB-A to DC 5.5mm

Compatibility: Sony PSP 1000, 2000, 3000

Function: Charging and data transfer

Cable Length: Approximately 100 cm / 39.4 in

Color: Black

Package Includes

- 1 x USB Charging and Data Cable

Why You Will Love It

You will appreciate the convenience of a single cable that charges your PSP and syncs your data. It is a simple, affordable way to keep your handheld gaming setup organized and ready to go.

Questions and Answers

Question: Can I use this cable to charge my PSP from a wall charger?

Answer: Yes, you can plug the USB end into any standard USB wall charger to power your PSP.

Question: Does this cable support data transfer between my PSP and a computer?

Answer: Yes, it supports both charging and data synchronization with a PC.

Question: Is this cable compatible with the PSP 3000 model?

Answer: Yes, it works with PSP 1000, 2000, and 3000 models.

Question: How long is the cable?

Answer: The cable is approximately 100 cm / 39.4 inches long.

Question: Do I need to install any drivers to use the data transfer function?

Answer: In most cases, your computer will recognize the PSP automatically. You may need to enable USB connection mode on your PSP.

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