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iMBAPrice USB 3.0 Type A Male to B Male Cable 1.5 Ft Blue
Connects USB 3.0 Type-A hosts to Type-B peripherals at 5 Gbps with nickel-plated connectors in a 1.5 ft blue cable
- TypeCable
- SuperSpeed transfer at 5 Gbps via USB 3.0
- Works with USB 2.0 and 1.0 devices
- Nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion
- 5 ft length suits close-range setups
- Lifetime warranty from a US-based brand
1.5 ft USB 3.0 A-to-B cable
This 1.5 ft USB 3.0 Type A male to Type B male cable connects printers, scanners and other USB 3.0 peripherals to a host computer. The blue connector identifies the SuperSpeed interface. It suits users who need a short, tidy link for desktop devices.
Sustained transfer at 5 Gbps
The cable supports the USB 3.0 signalling rate of 5 Gbps during extended file transfers or continuous scanner operation. Nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion that can degrade signal integrity over time. Backward compatibility with USB 2.0 and USB 1.0 hosts ensures the link remains active even on older ports.
USB 3.0 cable length limit
USB 3.0 passive copper cables are generally limited to around 3 metres to maintain the 5 Gbps rate without active signal conditioning. At 1.5 ft this cable stays well within that electrical envelope. Longer runs would require an active repeater or optical cable not provided here.
Highlights
- SuperSpeed transfer at 5 Gbps via USB 3.0
- Works with USB 2.0 and 1.0 devices
- Nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion
- 5 ft length suits close-range setups
- Lifetime warranty from a US-based brand
Specifications
| Brand | imbaprice |
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| Type | Cable |
Questions about this item
Does the 1.5 ft USB 3.0 Type A to B cable generate heat or draw extra power during long transfers?
The cable is a passive copper link; it carries only the 5 V bus power the host provides and does not produce measurable heat during sustained 5 Gbps transfers.
What port must my device already have for this 1.5 ft USB 3.0 A-to-B cable to work?
The peripheral end requires a standard USB 3.0 Type B receptacle, found on many printers, scanners and external drive enclosures.
Will this 1.5 ft USB 3.0 cable work reliably with my older USB 2.0 printer?
Yes, the cable is backwards compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.0 ports, so it will operate at the older device's maximum speed.
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