Kootion
Kootion USB 3.0 Male to Male Cable 4 ft 3 Pack 5Gbps with 5 Cable Ties
Three 4 ft USB 3.0 male-to-male cables deliver 5 Gbps data transfer for hard drives, laptops, hubs and cameras, plus five cable ties for tidy routing
- TypeUSB Cables
- Three cables in one pack simplify multi-device setups
- 5 Gbps transfer rate moves large files quickly
- Reinforced strain relief survives over 10000 bend cycles
- Five cable ties keep wiring tidy and organised
- Backwards compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1 ports
Three-Pack USB 3.0 Male-to-Male Cables
This three-pack provides 4 ft USB 3.0 male-to-male cables rated for up to 5 Gbps data transfer. Each cable uses tinned copper conductors and a reinforced strain relief tested to over 10000 bending cycles. Five cable ties are included for cable management. The cables are backward compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 ports.
Connecting Peripherals to a Host
Suited for linking external hard drive enclosures, DVD players, printers, hubs, monitors, cameras, cooling pads and similar USB 3.0 devices to a computer or host port. Not suited for users who need to transfer video signals or connect two computers directly, as the cable does not support either function.
5 Gbps USB 3.0 Data Rate
The decisive specification is the 5 Gbps USB 3.0 transfer rate, which determines whether the cable meets the bandwidth needs of the attached peripheral. Plug-and-play operation requires no driver installation.
Highlights
- Three cables in one pack simplify multi-device setups
- 5 Gbps transfer rate moves large files quickly
- Reinforced strain relief survives over 10000 bend cycles
- Five cable ties keep wiring tidy and organised
- Backwards compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1 ports
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of USB ports does the male-to-male connector fit?
Each end is a standard USB 3.0 Type-A plug, so it mates with any USB 3.0, 2.0 or 1.1 Type-A port on a laptop, hub, hard-drive enclosure, monitor or set-top box.
What is the most common mistake when plugging in this cable?
Users often try to link two computers directly; the cable does not support that mode and will not enumerate — connect a peripheral to a host instead.
How do I know when a cable in the pack should be replaced?
The reinforced strain relief is rated for more than 10000 bending cycles; if the jacket splits, the connector wobbles or transfer drops to 2.0 speeds, retire that cable.
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