Micro Connectors
Micro Connectors USB 2.0 Type A to Type B cable blue 6 ft
A 6 ft blue USB 2.0 cable linking a Type A port to a Type B port for data transfer
- TypeUSB
- ColorBlue
- Cable Length6 ft.
- Connector NumberType A USB 1 x Type A USB
- USB 2.0 speeds handle everyday printing and scanning
- 6 ft length reaches devices across a desk
- Blue colour makes the cable easy to spot
- Type A to Type B connectors fit standard printers and hubs
- Data-transfer design moves files without extra drivers
USB 2.0 Type A to Type B cable 6 ft
This six-foot cable connects a USB Type A host port to a USB Type B device port. It is built for data transfer between a computer and peripherals such as printers, scanners or external drive enclosures. The blue jacket makes it easy to identify among other cables.
Users who need a standard USB 2.0 link
The cable suits anyone linking a desktop or laptop to a device fitted with a Type B socket. It will not help buyers who require a Type C, Micro-B or Mini-B connector, nor those who need a longer reach than six feet. Shoppers looking for a charging-only lead should also look elsewhere.
USB 2.0 signalling standard
The product operates to the USB 2.0 specification carried over a Type A to Type B connector pair. That single standard determines whether the cable matches the port on the peripheral you own.
Highlights
- USB 2.0 speeds handle everyday printing and scanning
- 6 ft length reaches devices across a desk
- Blue colour makes the cable easy to spot
- Type A to Type B connectors fit standard printers and hubs
- Data-transfer design moves files without extra drivers
Specifications
| Brand | Micro Connectors |
|---|---|
| Type | USB |
| Color | Blue |
| Cable Length | 6 ft. |
| Connector Number | Type A USB 1 x Type A USB |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 6 ft blue cable or a different length for my printer?
The 6 ft blue cable reaches most desktop printers without excess slack; choose a shorter length only if the device sits right next to the computer.
What does USB 2.0 mean for everyday printing and scanning?
USB 2.0 handles document printing and flatbed scanning at full rated speed; the link is fast enough that the printer mechanism, not the cable, sets the pace.
Does the Type A to Type B connection limit what I can plug in?
The Type A end fits standard computer ports and the Type B end fits most printers and scanners, so the cable works with any device that uses that connector pair.
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