LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 3.0 Male-to-Male Extension Cable Blue 30cm
A 30 cm USB 3.0 male-to-male extension cable with flat tangle-free design, gold-plated connectors and 5 Gbps throughput
- 5 Gbps throughput with USB 3.0 host and device
- Blue aluminium alloy shell, light and easy to carry
- Tangle-free jacket for long-term rugged durability
- Gold and silver plated connectors with welded design
- Ultra-flat slim cable saves space and bends easily
USB 3.0 Male-to-Male Extension Cable 30 cm
This 30 cm cable extends a USB 3.0 Type-A connection between a host and a device. It supports up to 5 Gbps throughput when both ends are USB 3.0, which is 10 times the speed of USB 2.0. The flat, ultra-slim profile saves space and eases routing in tight setups. A blue aluminium alloy shell and tangle-free jacket add durability for daily carry.
Suits users extending SSD or camera links
It works well for connecting USB 3.0 SSDs, cameras or similar peripherals where a short, flexible reach is needed. Gold and silver-plated connectors with welded, heavy ends resist damage from accidental pulls. Builders who need a longer run, a right-angle plug or a USB-C interface should look at other options.
Handles 5 Gbps SuperSpeed transfers
The cable comfortably handles 5 Gbps SuperSpeed data for external drives and imaging devices. Its 30 cm length limits use to close-proximity connections such as desk-side docks or adjacent ports. It does not add power delivery beyond the host port specification and cannot bridge larger distances.
Highlights
- 5 Gbps throughput with USB 3.0 host and device
- Blue aluminium alloy shell, light and easy to carry
- Tangle-free jacket for long-term rugged durability
- Gold and silver plated connectors with welded design
- Ultra-flat slim cable saves space and bends easily
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which host port and device port must I already have for the 5 Gbps link to work?
You need a USB 3.0 Type-A host port and a USB 3.0 Type-A device port; the cable is male-to-male so both ends plug directly into those ports.
Will the cable still carry data if I connect a USB 2.0 drive to one end?
Yes, the cable is backward compatible and will operate at USB 2.0 speeds when either the host or the device is limited to USB 2.0.
How can I confirm the 5 Gbps throughput after plugging everything in?
Transfer a large file between the SSD or camera and the host, then check the transfer rate in the operating system; sustained speeds near 5 Gbps indicate the link is running at USB 3.0.
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