LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 3.2 A to A Male to Male Cable 6.6ft 10Gbps 60W
USB 3.2 Type-A male-to-male cable delivers 10 Gbps data transfer and 60 W charging over 6.6 ft with 15,000-bend durability
- 10 Gbps transfer speed moves large files in seconds
- 60 W charging delivers up to 20 V / 3 A power
- 6 ft length reaches devices across the room
- 15 000 bend cycles tested for long cable life
- Backward compatible with USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0, 1.1 and 1.0 devices
USB 3.2 Type-A Male Cable 6.6 ft
This cable carries a USB 3.2 Type-A male connector on each end and spans 6.6 ft. It suits users who need a direct link between two Type-A ports for data or power delivery up to 60 W. The design targets desktop and laptop setups where the host and peripheral both expose standard Type-A sockets. It is not for buyers who need a Type-C or Micro-B connection.
USB 3.2 10 Gbps limit and backward compatibility
The link tops out at 10 Gbps and falls back through USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0, 1.1 and 1.0 speeds. A 2.0 host will restrict throughput to 480 Mbps. The 60 W rating requires a source and sink that both support 20 V at 3 A; lesser PD profiles will charge more slowly. The cable does not add bandwidth or power beyond what the connected ports negotiate.
15 000 bend-cycle durability rating
The assembly is tested to more than 15 000 bend cycles, a figure that indicates mechanical endurance for frequent plugging and routing. This single specification signals whether the cable will survive daily connect-disconnect cycles in a docking or enclosure scenario. If the application demands a higher cycle count, this part will not meet it.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps transfer speed moves large files in seconds
- 60 W charging delivers up to 20 V / 3 A power
- 6 ft length reaches devices across the room
- 15 000 bend cycles tested for long cable life
- Backward compatible with USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0, 1.1 and 1.0 devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which length should I pick from the 0.8ft, 1.6ft, 3.3ft, 4.9ft or 6.6ft options?
Choose the shortest length that reaches between your two USB-A ports without tension; the 6.6ft version suits sofa-to-TV setups while 0.8ft or 1.6ft keep desk cable runs tidy.
What does the 10Gbps rating mean when I connect an external hard drive enclosure?
It caps the theoretical peak at 10Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2); real-world throughput depends on the drive, host controller and file sizes, but large sequential transfers will be far quicker than on USB 2.0.
How does the USB 3.2 Type-A interface limit charging and data in practice?
The cable carries USB 3.2 signals up to 10Gbps and supports USB Power Delivery up to 60W (20V/3A); both ends are standard USB-A so the host and device must also support those rates.
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