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CableCreation USB A to USB A Cable Braided 1.6 FT Red
Braided USB A to A cable with 56k resistance, 480 Mbps data and 1.6 ft length
- Connector TypeUSB A to USB A
- Protects devices with built-in 56k resistance
- Delivers 480 Mbps data transfer speed
- Supports 3 A fast charging for compatible devices
- Durable braided jacket with aluminium connector housings
- Compact 1.6 ft length reduces cable clutter
Connection type and purpose
This cable provides a USB A to USB A connection for linking compatible peripherals such as printers or scanners to a host computer. The 1.6 ft length suits short runs on a desk or bench. It is intended for users who need a direct Type-A link without adapters.
Host port and data rate check
Verify that the host device offers a USB A port and that the peripheral also uses a USB A connector. The cable operates at USB 2.0 speeds with an actual tested data rate of 480 Mbps. It supports both charging and syncing when the host side is connected to a PC or power source.
Build integration and freed ports
The braided jacket and aluminium connector housings resist wear in tight routing spaces. Because the cable uses a USB 2.0 solution, it leaves higher-speed ports on the host free for other devices. The 56k resistance helps protect attached equipment during charging sessions.
Highlights
- Protects devices with built-in 56k resistance
- Delivers 480 Mbps data transfer speed
- Supports 3 A fast charging for compatible devices
- Durable braided jacket with aluminium connector housings
- Compact 1.6 ft length reduces cable clutter
Specifications
| Connector Type | USB A to USB A |
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Questions about this item
Does the 1.6 ft USB A to USB A cable include any adapters or power bricks in the box?
The package contains only the 1.6 ft braided cable with USB A connectors on both ends; no adapters or power bricks are included.
Should I choose this 1.6 ft USB 2.0 cable or a longer version for connecting a desktop to a nearby peripheral?
At 1.6 ft the cable is suited for short runs such as a desktop-to-dock link; longer versions would be needed for greater reach.
What does the 480 Mbps rating mean when I plug this cable into my computer?
The 480 Mbps figure is the USB 2.0 maximum data rate, so file transfers and syncing will operate at up to that speed when both host and device support USB 2.0.
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