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UGREEN USB 2.0 Extension Cable – Male to Female, 480Mbps Data Transfer - 3m
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The UGREEN USB 2.0 Extension Cable is a 3-metre male-to-female cable for extending USB connections. It supports data transfer speeds up to 480Mbps and features durable construction with shielded, corrosion-resistant connectors.
The UGREEN USB 2.0 Extension Cable provides a way to extend your USB connection. This cable is suitable for connecting USB peripherals like flash drives, printers, keyboards, or game controllers over a longer distance.
- Supports USB 2.0 speeds up to 480Mbps for data transfer.
- Constructed with corrosion-resistant tin-plated copper cores and nickel-plated connectors.
- Features multiple shielding layers, including foil and braid, to reduce interference.
- The cable has a 4.5mm outer diameter for flexibility and strength.
- Length: 3 metres.
This cable is designed for use with any device requiring a USB 2.0 A Male to A Female extension, ensuring stable connectivity for your existing USB devices.
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The UGREEN USB 2.0 Extension Cable is a 3-metre male-to-female cable for extending USB connections. It supports data transfer speeds up to 480Mbps and features durable construction with shielded, corrosion-resistant connectors.
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