
Sony
Sony 183728711 OEM USB Connection Cord 5P
★★★★★
The genuine Sony OEM 5-pin USB cord restores factory-spec data and power connectivity to compatible Sony camcorders and cameras.
$49.00*
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Overview
Key Features
CONNECTION CORD ( USB 5 PIN )
Works with the following models: Sony DCRSR68, Sony DCRSR68/L, Sony DCRSX44, Sony DCRSX63
Sony DSCTX7/L, Sony HDRCX110, Sony HDRCX150, Sony HDRCX150/LI5, Sony HDRCX350V, Sony HDRCX550V
Specifications
Brand
Sony
Part Number
183728711
Type
USB 5-Pin Connection Cord
Connector
Sony Proprietary 5-Pin (device end) / USB-A (host end)
OEM Status
Genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer
Compatible Models
DCR-SR68, DCR-SR68/L, DCR-SX44, DCR-SX63, DSC-TX7/L, HDR-CX110, HDR-CX150, HDR-CX150/LI5, HDR-CX350V, HDR-CX550V
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Genuine Sony OEM construction ensures the cable meets the original conductor and connector specifications for the listed Handycam and Cyber-shot models, reducing device recognition errors.
- The proprietary Sony 5-pin connector is the correct fit for compatible devices — not a loose-tolerance aftermarket substitute that can cause intermittent disconnects.
- Direct Sony part number (183728711) makes verification straightforward if you are cross-referencing against a device manual's accessory list.
- Enables both data transfer and device connection functions in a single cable, covering the full scope of PC-to-device use cases for listed models.
👎 Cons
- Compatibility is limited to a specific set of older Sony Handycam and Cyber-shot models from the late 2000s to early 2010s — this cable has no use with modern Sony cameras or non-listed devices.
- The Sony proprietary 5-pin connector is not reversible and requires correct orientation for insertion, which is less convenient than modern USB-C or Micro-USB connectors.
- The cable is a legacy OEM accessory; availability and stock may diminish over time as these Sony camera models age out of active use.
- No specified cable length is listed, which means buyers cannot confirm the cord will reach their workstation setup before purchasing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Sony devices is this 5-pin USB cord confirmed to work with?
Sony lists compatibility with the DCR-SR68, DCR-SR68/L, DCR-SX44, DCR-SX63, DSC-TX7/L, HDR-CX110, HDR-CX150, HDR-CX150/LI5, HDR-CX350V, and HDR-CX550V. These are Sony Handycam camcorders and Cyber-shot cameras from the late 2000s to early 2010s generation that used Sony's proprietary 5-pin USB connector.
Is the Sony 5-pin USB connector on this cord the same as a standard Micro-USB or Mini-USB?
No. Sony's 5-pin connector used on these Handycam and Cyber-shot models is a proprietary form factor — it is not interchangeable with standard Micro-USB (used on most Android phones) or Mini-USB (used on older devices). This cord is required specifically because standard USB cables will not physically fit the Sony 5-pin port.
What functions does this cable enable — charging only, data transfer only, or both?
This is a connection cord, supporting both data transfer (importing footage and photos to a computer) and USB power delivery to the connected device. It is the cable used to connect the Sony device to a PC for file management using Sony's PMB or PlayMemories software.
Is this a genuine Sony OEM part or a third-party replacement cable?
This is a genuine OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) part sourced directly from Sony, part number 183728711. OEM status means it meets Sony's original manufacturing specifications for conductor quality, connector tolerances, and USB signaling — which reduces the risk of connection errors, slow transfer speeds, or device recognition failures associated with low-quality aftermarket cables.
Will this cable work with Sony devices not listed in the compatibility chart?
Physically, any Sony device using the same 5-pin proprietary port should accept this connector. However, Sony only formally certifies compatibility for the listed models. For unlisted devices, check your device's manual for the cable type and compare port specifications before purchasing.