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AUBEAMTO

AUBEAMTO D113 USB 3.0 Printer Cable 2-Pack 10ft

SKU CH-4MD0-WV1T4

Two 10 ft USB 3.0 A-to-B cables deliver 5 Gb/s data transfer for printers, scanners and external hard drives

  • TypeUSB3.0 Printer Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • Connector DetailUSB3.0 Printer Cable
  • Terminal GenderMale to Male
  • SpecificationsUSB 3.0 A Male to B Male Cable,Super Speed Data Transfer Pri
  • FeaturesUSB 3.0 Type A to B Cable: Data transfer speed up to 5 Gb/s,

Length 10 ft.

  • SuperSpeed transfers at up to 5 Gb/s with USB 3.0
  • Military-grade fiber boosts tensile strength by 200%
  • Reinforced strain relief survives 10000+ bend cycles
  • Two 10 ft cables connect printers, scanners and drives
  • Broad Type-B 3.0 compatibility with hubs, docks and hard drives

USB 3.0 Type-A to Type-B cable

This two-pack provides 10 ft USB 3.0 cables with a Type-A male connector on one end and a Type-B male connector on the other. They link a USB 3.0 host port to peripherals that use the USB-B 3.0 interface such as external hard drives, docking stations, scanners and printers. The cables are rated for up to 5 Gb/s data transfer.

Suits owners of USB-B 3.0 peripherals.

The connectors fit USB-B 3.0 ports found on many desktop drives, docks and scanners. Buyers whose devices have the older USB-B 2.0 port cannot use these cables because the interface shapes differ. The pair is useful when two compatible peripherals need connecting at the same time.

Military-grade fibre with 10 000-bend strain relief

Each cable uses a reinforced fibre core that increases tensile strength by 200 % and a moulded strain-relief collar tested beyond 10 000 bending cycles. Nickel-plated plugs and aluminium shells complete the durable construction.

Highlights

  • SuperSpeed transfers at up to 5 Gb/s with USB 3.0
  • Military-grade fiber boosts tensile strength by 200%
  • Reinforced strain relief survives 10000+ bend cycles
  • Two 10 ft cables connect printers, scanners and drives
  • Broad Type-B 3.0 compatibility with hubs, docks and hard drives

Specifications

BrandAUBEAMTO
ModelD113
TypeUSB3.0 Printer Cable
ColorBlack
Connector DetailUSB3.0 Printer Cable
Terminal GenderMale to Male
SpecificationsUSB 3.0 A Male to B Male Cable,Super Speed Data Transfer Printer Scanner Lead.
Connect USB 3.0 Type-B devices (Hard Drives and Printers) to your USB Type-A devices (PC and Mac).
Suitable for External Hard Drives, USB 3.0 Printers, USB 3.0 Scanners, USB 3.0 Hubs and more.
SuperSpeed Data Transfer Speeds up to 5 Gbps (10x faster than USB 2.0) | Backwards Compatible.
Built to the Highest Standards | Strong, Durable and Robust | Ensures Maximum Performance.
FeaturesUSB 3.0 Type A to B Cable: Data transfer speed up to 5 Gb/s, 10x faster than the speed of USB 2.0, perfect fit into the USB 3.0 port in your devices.(Noted: USB-B 3.0 port and USB-B 2.0 port are not compatible, please confirm your device port.)
Military grade material: Strong military fiber, the most flexible, powerful and durable material, makes tensile force increased by 200%. Special Strain Relief design, can bear 10000+ bending test. Premium Aluminum housing makes the cable more durable.
Perfect USB3.0 Printer Cable: With this USB3.0 Cable cord, you could perfectly replace the sh

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Questions about this item

Does the USB-B 3.0 connector fit a standard USB-B 2.0 printer port?

No, the USB-B 3.0 plug is physically larger and will not insert into a USB-B 2.0 port; verify your device has a USB-B 3.0 socket before buying.

What is the most common mistake when plugging this cable into a dock or scanner?

Forcing the wider USB-B 3.0 end into a narrower USB-B 2.0 port damages both connector and socket; check the port label or manual first.

How often should the cable be replaced if it stays plugged into a desktop drive?

The strain-relief design is rated for over 10000 bend cycles, so replacement is only needed if the jacket or connectors show visible wear.

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