AUBEAMTO D113 USB 3.0 printer cable 1.5FT 2-pack
- USB3.0 Printer Cable
- Black
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Two-pack of 3 ft USB 3.0 A-to-B cables delivers 5 Gb/s transfer for printers, scanners and external drives
This AUBEAMTO D113 pack supplies two USB 3.0 Type-A to Type-B cables, each 3 ft long. They link a host computer with a USB 3.0 port to printers, scanners, external hard drives or docking stations that use a USB-B 3.0 connector. The male-to-male design fits straight into both ports without adapters. Buyers whose devices only have USB-B 2.0 ports cannot use these cables.
The cables use a military-grade fibre core that the maker says raises tensile strength by 200 percent. A special strain-relief design is rated for more than 10000 bending cycles. Nickel-plated connectors and aluminium housings resist corrosion and wear. These materials aim to replace the short, fragile leads that often ship with external drives or hubs.
Each cable supports USB 3.0 data rates up to 5 Gb/s, ten times the 2.0 ceiling. The speed matters when moving large scan jobs or drive images between the host and a Type-B 3.0 peripheral. If the peripheral only offers a USB-B 2.0 port, the cable will not fit and the higher throughput cannot be realised.
| Brand | AUBEAMTO |
|---|---|
| Model | D113 |
| Type | USB3.0 Printer Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Connector Detail | USB3.0 Printer Cable |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Specifications | USB 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. |
| Features | USB 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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The cable is rated for over 10000 bending cycles and uses military-grade fiber with strain relief to resist connector fatigue.
Sustained throughput depends on the host controller and the attached device; the cable itself supports up to 5 Gb/s.
Nickel-plated connectors and aluminum housing keep resistance low, so heat and power draw remain minimal during continuous use.
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