Hello I am looking for a replacement USB Mini-B cable assembly for the Corsair Vengeance K65. Sadly, 3/5 pins connecting the internal USB Mini-B female have snapped off. Photographs of the broken part can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lW3QRitA4bLtBWzV7GXisleDYGCiGq7H?usp=share_link Here's a few cables that somewhat resembles the part, but the ports are housed by a screw-on cap: https://www.digikey.co.uk/en/products/filter/between-series-adapter-cables/459?s=N4IgjCBcoEwBxVAYygMwIYBsDOBTANCAPZQDaIALGHAOxwDMIhVtcMTl1dEzXcADCAC6hAA4AXKCADK4gE4BLAHYBzEAF9CAWgCciECkjyArgWJlww9ZpDtI5Y9gBGAAnTY8AWyeYAnlaA Corsair Support says "We do not have access to schematics or blueprints for our devices as they are not available publicly". I understand, but come on, man. It's only the USB after all. I have owned this keyboard for roughly 8 years and don't want to buy a new one just yet. The keyboard is still in great condition despite the faulty USB. I would appreciate help to identity the specific parts required to fix. Thanks

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Question Corsair Vengeance K65: What parts are required to replace the USB Mini-B cable assembly?

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Hello

I am looking for a replacement USB Mini-B cable assembly for the Corsair Vengeance K65. Sadly, 3/5 pins connecting the internal USB Mini-B female have snapped off.

Photographs of the broken part can be found here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lW3QRitA4bLtBWzV7GXisleDYGCiGq7H?usp=share_link

Here's a few cables that somewhat resembles the part, but the ports are housed by a screw-on cap:
https://www.digikey.co.uk/en/produc...gCciECkjyArgWJlww9ZpDtI5Y9gBGAAnTY8AWyeYAnlaA

Corsair Support says "We do not have access to schematics or blueprints for our devices as they are not available publicly". I understand, but come on, man. It's only the USB after all. I have owned this keyboard for roughly 8 years and don't want to buy a new one just yet. The keyboard is still in great condition despite the faulty USB.

I would appreciate help to identity the specific parts required to fix.

Thanks