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Blue USB 3.2 A to A male cable 3.3ft 10Gbps 60W

SMUGDESK

SMUGDESK USB 3.2 A to A Male to Male Cable 3.3FT 10Gbps 60W

SKU CH-TNF5-7DJ3H

Connects USB-A devices with 10Gbps data transfer and 60W power delivery over a 3.3ft cable

  • 10 Gbps bandwidth moves large files quickly
  • 60 W power delivery charges compatible devices fast
  • USB 3.2 Gen 2 standard keeps transfers stable
  • Male-to-male Type-A plugs fit a wide range of gear
  • 3 ft length suits desktop and daily setups

USB 3.2 Gen2 A-to-A cable

This cable connects two standard USB-A ports and delivers 10 Gbps bandwidth plus 60 W power delivery. It suits users who need fast data sync or charging between compatible computers, enclosures, coolers and media players.

Replaces slower USB 2.0 or 3.0 links

The jump is worth it when moving large files between hard-drive enclosures or powering devices that draw up to 60 W. Older cables cannot match the throughput or the stable power supply this cable provides.

3.3 ft length for desktop reach

The 3.3 ft span comfortably bridges tower to peripheral on a typical desk. It runs out when devices sit farther apart or when routing behind furniture demands extra slack.

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Price $11.99
Cheaper than about 80% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What type of USB ports does the 3.3FT SMUGDESK cable need on both devices?

The cable has standard USB‑A male plugs on both ends, so each device must provide a matching USB‑A female port.

How do I connect the cable correctly, and what is the common mistake to avoid?

Plug one USB‑A end into the host and the other into the peripheral; the mistake is forcing the plug upside‑down because USB‑A only inserts one way.

What part of the cable is most likely to wear out and need replacement later?

The USB‑A connector housings and the cable jacket near the plugs endure the most stress from repeated insertion and bending.

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