BoYata
BoYata USB-C to USB-B 2.0 Printer Cable 30ft
A 30ft USB-C to USB-B 2.0 cable linking printers, scanners, MIDI gear and more to USB-C computers at up to 480 Mbps with braided, gold-plated durability
- Connect printers, scanners and MIDI gear via USB-C
- Up to 480 Mbps transfer speed with USB 1.1 and 1.0 backwards compatibility
- Gold-plated plugs and nylon braid resist wear and tangles
- Driver-free setup prints files and photos without distortion
- Works with HP, Canon, Epson and Brother models including 2300, 4520, 5510, 5740, 7520, 3550, 7550, 225, 245, 425, 5750
USB-C to USB-B 2.0 printer cable, 30 ft
This 30 ft cable links USB-C laptops or desktops to USB-B peripherals such as printers, scanners, fax machines, MIDI keyboards and audio interfaces. It is built for home-office and studio users who need a long, driver-free connection between modern Type-C hosts and legacy Type-B devices.
USB 2.0 Type-B interface only
The connector on the device end is USB 2.0 Type-B; it will not fit USB 3.0 Type-B ports. Gold-plated plugs, reinforced joints and a nylon braid jacket provide durable, tangle-free use, while multi-layer shielding supports stable data transfer up to 480 Mbps.
480 Mbps throughput for standard peripherals
That bandwidth handles document printing, scanning, MIDI control and stereo audio recording without bottleneck. It will not support higher-speed USB 3.0 or 3.1 devices, so users with newer high-throughput hardware should choose a different cable.
Highlights
- Connect printers, scanners and MIDI gear via USB-C
- Up to 480 Mbps transfer speed with USB 1.1 and 1.0 backwards compatibility
- Gold-plated plugs and nylon braid resist wear and tangles
- Driver-free setup prints files and photos without distortion
- Works with HP, Canon, Epson and Brother models including 2300, 4520, 5510, 5740, 7520, 3550, 7550, 225, 245, 425, 5750
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 480 Mbps rating mean when I use this cable with my printer?
The cable carries data at up to 480 Mbps, the maximum speed of the USB 2.0 standard, so print jobs and scan transfers move at the full rate the printer's USB 2.0 port allows.
Which USB standard does the Type C end use and what does that limit?
The USB-C plug follows the USB 2.0 specification, capping the link at 480 Mbps and making it backward compatible with USB 1.1 and 1.0 devices.
Will the 30 ft length fit my desk-to-printer run without strain?
At 30 ft the cable reaches across a typical office or studio, and the tangle-free nylon braid with reinforced joints resists snagging when routed around furniture.
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