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Black USB 3.0 Type-A to Type-B cable, one metre long

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Cables To Go 54173 1m USB 3.0 A Male to B Male Cable BLK

SKU CH-4FP8-2V8F0

A one-metre USB 3.0 cable with Type-A and Type-B male connectors for linking a computer to a printer or scanner

  • 1 metre USB 3.0 cable reaches nearby peripherals
  • USB 3.0 interface moves data up to 5 Gbps
  • Type-A to Type-B plugs fit printers and scanners
  • Black 3.2 ft length keeps desk tidy

Cables To Go 54173 1m USB 3.0 Cable

This Cables To Go cable connects USB 3.0 Type-A and Type-B devices over a one-metre length. It suits users linking printers, scanners or external drives to a host computer. The black cable carries the MPN 54173 and supports the USB 3.0 interface for standard data transfer.

Replacing older USB 2.0 A-to-B cables

Swapping a legacy USB 2.0 cable for this USB 3.0 version enables the higher signalling rate where both endpoints support it. The upgrade is worthwhile when the peripheral and host port are both USB 3.0 compliant and the existing cable limits throughput. It does not add speed if either device remains on an older standard.

Highlights

  • 1 metre USB 3.0 cable reaches nearby peripherals
  • USB 3.0 interface moves data up to 5 Gbps
  • Type-A to Type-B plugs fit printers and scanners
  • Black 3.2 ft length keeps desk tidy

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much clearance is needed behind the USB-B port for the 3.2 ft cable bend?

The 3.2 ft length requires enough rear space for the USB 3.0 B connector's larger housing and a gentle bend radius to avoid stress on the port.

What is the correct orientation when plugging the blue USB 3.0 Type-A end into the host?

Align the blue plastic insert inside the Type-A plug with the port's keyway; forcing it upside down damages the superspeed pins inside.

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