CableMAX
CableMAX USBG-EX6W1 6 ft USB 2.0 docking extension cable
A 6 ft USB 2.0 extension cable with a magnetic base for stable docking and data speeds up to 480 Mbps
- ColorWhite
- Cable Length6 ft.
- Extends USB reach up to 1.8 meters
- Supports data speeds of 1.5, 12 and 480 Mbps
- Connects up to 127 peripherals via USB 2.0
- Magnetic base keeps upright devices stable
- White finish suits office or home environments
CableMAX USB 2.0 Docking Extension Cable
This six-foot white cable extends a USB 2.0 connection up to 1.8 metres from a PC or Macintosh system. It features a built-in magnetic base that keeps upright USB devices stable on a desk. Two distinct ports handle data plus power and power-only delivery respectively.
Desktop users needing a tidy.
The magnetic base suits stationary accessories that must stay vertical, while the white finish blends with office or home decor. Buyers who want more storage or builders who need a second card will not find those functions here. The cable is limited to the USB 2.0 speeds listed in the specifications.
Dual-port design with magnetic base
One port carries data at low-speed 1.5 Mbps, full-speed 12 Mbps or high-speed 480 Mbps together with power, while the second port supplies power only. The base holds stand-up devices firmly, and the cable supports connection of up to 127 different peripherals.
Highlights
- Extends USB reach up to 1.8 meters
- Supports data speeds of 1.5, 12 and 480 Mbps
- Connects up to 127 peripherals via USB 2.0
- Magnetic base keeps upright devices stable
- White finish suits office or home environments
Specifications
| Model | USBG-EX6W1 |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Cable Length | 6 ft. |
Questions about this item
How far can the USB 2.0 signal travel without loss on this 6 ft cable?
The cable extends the connection up to 1.8 metres, supporting low-speed 1.5 Mbps, full-speed 12 Mbps and high-speed 480 Mbps data rates across that distance.
Does the magnetic base or the dual-port design generate extra heat during all-day operation?
The cable is a passive USB 2.0 extension with a magnetic base for stability; it adds no active components, so heat and noise remain at the level of the host and peripheral devices.
What type of USB port must my computer already have to use this docking extension cable?
Your computer needs a standard USB 2.0 Type-A port; the cable is fully compatible with both PC and Macintosh systems that provide that interface.
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