Micro USB Female PCB Type-B 2-Pin Charging Port 

(Electronics / Repair Use)

This is not a typical charger — it’s a micro USB charging port component used inside devices like phones, speakers, power banks, and DIY electronics boards.

What It Is

A 2-pin Micro USB female connector mounted on a PCB.
Unlike standard 5-pin USB ports, this version is designed for power only (no data transfer).

Performance

• Handles basic power input for charging circuits

• Designed for low to moderate current applications (typically around 1–1.5A) 

• Stable for embedded systems and repair jobs

Key Features

• 2-pin design: Only power (+ and –), no data lines

• Micro USB Type-B female port

• Compact size: Ideal for small electronics

• PCB mount (SMD or DIP variants available)

• Metal shell for durability

Where It’s Used

• Phone and tablet charging port repairs

• Bluetooth speakers and small electronics

• Power banks and DIY charging modules

• Arduino and embedded projects

Practical Reality (Very Important)

• This is a repair component, not plug-and-play

• Requires soldering skills and tools

• Incorrect installation can damage the board

From real repair experience:

“This is a very common problem… inexperienced attempts can make it worse.” 

Build Quality

• Small but durable metal contacts

• Designed for thousands of insert/remove cycles depending on quality

• Cheap versions exist — quality varies a lot

Verdict

A small but critical component for electronics repair and DIY builds. It’s ideal if you’re fixing a device or building a charging system, but not for end-users.

Best For:

• Phone and gadget repair technicians

• DIY electronics builders

• Replacement of damaged charging ports

If you’re selling this, position it clearly as a “charging port replacement component”, not a charger — that clarity will prevent confusion and improve conversions.