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Enfain

Enfain USB 3.2 Type-C Extension Cable Black 3m Male to Male

SKU CH-112J-DJB6R

Extends a USB 3.2 Type-C connection up to three metres for data, 4K video and dock or hard-drive linking

  • Product colorBlack

Style Male to Male

  • USB 3.2 speed moves large files quickly
  • 3 metre reach adds flexibility to desk setups
  • 4K projection support carries video to external displays
  • Male-to-male design links host and peripheral directly

USB 3.2 Type-C extension cable (3 m)

This 3-metre male-to-male cable extends a USB-C connection while keeping the USB 3.2 data rate intact. It suits anyone who needs to reach a dock, external drive or 4K display from a laptop or desktop port that is too far away.

Replaces shorter or slower cables

Swapping a 1-metre or USB 2.0 lead for this 3-metre USB 3.2 link restores full bandwidth at the longer distance. The upgrade is worthwhile when the host and peripheral must sit farther apart without losing 4K video or high-speed storage throughput.

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Price $24.99
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Product colorBlack

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Questions about this item

What physical clearance does the 3 m male-to-male USB 3.2 Type-C cable need to reach a port?

The cable is three metres long, so allow at least that distance plus slack for the connector housing to seat fully without tension.

How is the cable installed, and what step do users often miss?

Plug each male Type-C end straight into the host and device ports until the metal shell clicks; the common mistake is stopping at the first resistance instead of pushing to the positive detent.

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