USB 3.0 Cable A-Male to B-Male [1.5ft/50cm] Short Cable Braided Cord- 2Pack, Black

Using this to connect to my monitor and PC to use as a USB hub. Build quality is solid and everything connects and fits fine and works as intended. Wire is durable.

I'm a sucker for braided cables. These look good and work well. No complaints.

Good quality. I use these for my astrophotography hobby. Unattended for hours. It works well.

My application is astrophotography. The cable appears to work well electronically but it worries me. I sometimes need to rotate the camera and this cable is not very flexible. My concern is that rotating just one end of the cable seems to put a lot of stress on it and a failure during a session isn't really acceptable. I came back to Amazon to shop for another brand so I thought I'd mention flexibility here.

This cable appears to be well made and is useful in tight places. The price was much better than other brands we saw.

I needed some new cables with latest 3.0 data ends for a USB extender block. My computers are on a rolling rack in order to easily access them by rolling them out from under the desk. The problem is that I need odd lengths of cabling to make the distance from PC to desktop. Murphy's Law has dictated that 6' is too short, 10' is too long, and nonexistent 8' cables are juuuust right. What cables I can make I have, and some 10' have been given a loop on the way to their destination to use up some length. I HATE using extensions because of unclean signals and leakage of garbage at the unions. This cable was just short, so I have added a tested 3' USB extension to it. The joint is wrapped in foil tape (aluminum with strong adhesive) to add some shielding. The extension block is 7 data USB and 4 power USB and I am using 6 and 3 respectively. All seems well so far. My biggest noise problem when recording has been isolated and it is the router--temporary removal of the antennae has quieted my studio to a whisper of background chatter. These cables are very durable on the outside and the color coding of black and white tells me it is a 3.0. Now to figure out how to get an 8' from them...

I use these for my astrophotography setups, and the shorter cables have made a big improvement in my cable management. Prior to getting these, I had much longer cables going from my cameras to my ASIAIRs and just had them in a loop. Although I didn't have much of a concern about them catching on anything, it just looked terrible and unorganized. These cables are just what I needed - long enough, but not too long. They seem to be solid and sturdy, yet flexible enough to rotate my camera as needed. I have had no problems after using them over several nights - always a good connection with no failed exposures.

Bought these shorter cables for my USB 3.2 external RAID and they work as expected. The cable that came with the unit was too long and I was looking to cleanup my network closet with some shorter cords. These appear to be good quality cables.