Probably not. Assembled a keyboard with a CircuitPython controller, used the bundled mini-USB daughterboard and soldered a short piece of micro-USB cable to con

Probably not. Assembled a keyboard with a CircuitPython controller, used the bundled mini-USB daughterboard and soldered a short piece of micro-USB cable to connect the controller (to keep the controller side unpluggable). Frozen at random times, solved by using a whole cable straight out from the controller. The original controller used software USB, meaning 1.1 speeds, and the new controller was of course high-speed 2.0.