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Blue SATA data cable with straight and angled connectors

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YEPLOOK 0.7 m 8 SATA 3.0 Straight to Angled 6Gbps Data Cable Blue

SKU CH-65WE-Q4BDG

Connects up to eight SATA drives with straight-to-angled 6 Gbps cables in a 0.7 m length

  • ColorBlue
  • 7 m length fits tight server bays
  • 8 cables in one pack serve multiple drives
  • Straight-to-angled plugs ease cramped routing
  • SATA 3.0 spec delivers 6 Gbps throughput

YEPLOOK 0.7 m 8 SATA 3.0 Straight to Angled 6Gbps

This pack contains eight blue SATA 3.0 data cables, each 0.7 m long with a straight connector on one end and an angled connector on the other. They support 6 Gbps transfer rates for hard drives, solid-state drives and optical drives in desktop, server or mining rig builds. The set is new and ready for installation.

Replaces loose or shorter cables in tight drive bays

The angled ends help route cables cleanly in crowded chassis where straight plugs block adjacent ports or impede airflow. Builders running many drives in a NAS, mining frame or server host gain the length and orientation needed for tidy cable management. Buyers who need longer runs, right-angled plugs on both ends, or a different colour should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 7 m length fits tight server bays
  • 8 cables in one pack serve multiple drives
  • Straight-to-angled plugs ease cramped routing
  • SATA 3.0 spec delivers 6 Gbps throughput

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How much clearance does the angled connector need behind a drive?

The right-angle plug keeps the cable close to the drive body, so allow roughly the cable diameter plus a few millimetres for the bend radius.

Which end plugs in first when routing the 0.7 m cable in a tight server chassis?

Route the straight connector to the motherboard port first, then fold the angled end onto each drive; reversing the order often traps the cable against the backplane.

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