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Tripp Lite U022-010 USB2.0 Certified Gold A/B Device Cable - 10ft

Tripp Lite U022-010 USB2.0 Certified Gold A/B Device Cable - 10ft
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Product Description

Tripp Lite's 10ft gold USB2.0 A/B device cable has been tested and certified by USB - if to meet or exceed the USB2.0 performance criteria. Connects a USB device to a USB port on a computer or hub. Backward compatible - can be used with older USB1.1 applications as well. All Tripp Lite USB 2.0 cabling include superior foil shielding for reliable, error-free data communications. The significantly faster data transfer rates of USB 2.0 (up to 480 Mbps) make them perfect for multimedia applications. Features gold plated connectors and gold plated copper contacts for superior conductivity. The cable is manufactured with molded connectors and integral strain relief for extra durability and long life.


Product Details

  • Brand: Tripp Lite
  • Model: U022-010
  • Original language: English
  • Dimensions: 7.00" h x 1.00" w x 10.00" l, .35 pounds

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Customer Reviews

burned by best buy5
works as advertised....cost almost nothing. I just returned an equivilant to best buy...cost $35.00.... ridiculous. this cable appears to be of even better quality and transfer rate.

A cable is a cable is a cable...5
Why be held hostage to the higway robbery pricing of Big Box electronic stores for the indispensable cables to hook up your stuff?
This USB a/b cable functions exactly as it should, is well manufactured and is reaonably priced.
What more can you say?

A cautionary tale5
Sometimes, not very often, but on occasion when I'm working into the wee hours of the morning I can hear, but only faintly, the gold plated connectors denouncing the rather pedestrian connectors of all of my other USB cables. Once, my external hard drive cable, a finicky connection under the best of circumstance, was so distraught it simply ceased to function and had to be replaced with a compatriot from the Tripp cabal. Now I fear there is a conspiracy underfoot to force me to replace all of my cables.

You see, since they are backward compatible and less costly than cables you generally find in brick and mortar stores, they feel superior...but only until I marshall the courage to complete my wireless installation, then what will they do?

It's a cable. It works.