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Short USB 2.0 splitter cable with one female and two male connectors

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Vszerda 25cm USB 2.0 Female to 2 Male Splitter Cable

SKU CH-FA4S-4ZW32

A 25 cm USB 2.0 splitter that connects one female port to two male plugs for data and power

  • Splits one USB port into two connections
  • 25 cm length suits compact desktop layouts
  • USB 2.0 interface handles data and power
  • Female-to-dual-male design fits standard peripherals

Vszerda USB 2.0 Splitter Cable 25cm

This 25 cm USB 2.0 cable splits one female port into two male connectors. It extends a single USB connection to support two peripheral devices simultaneously. The compact length keeps desktop setups tidy while maintaining standard USB 2.0 data and power delivery.

Limits: single bus bandwidth shared

Both connected devices share the host controller bandwidth of one USB 2.0 link. Users needing full simultaneous throughput for two high-speed drives should consider a powered hub instead. Builders requiring longer reach between host and peripherals will need a different cable length.

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Price $13.99
Cheaper than about 60% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Is the 25 cm length long enough to reach from my laptop to a desktop hub?

The cable is 25 cm end to end, so it only bridges a short gap; measure the distance between your ports before deciding.

Can both male plugs draw power at the same time from a single USB 2.0 port?

Both connectors share the one upstream port, so total current is limited to what that port can supply; high-draw devices may need a powered hub.

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