Types Of Usb A To B Extension Cable

My first test with the camera involved various types of birds in flight, taking off and landing. Vast improvement over my previous IDX, solid tracking and sharp images, even with crazy busy backgrounds. Selectable focus points on the LCD took me about 10 seconds to adapt to and love. We will see how she performs over time. One thing to note, if you are a card reader user, order a standard USB cable to USB C ahead of time so you can download images right away. The little short cable that comes with it is only usb c to usb c

This USB 2.0 Active Extension Cable comes as two 16' cables NOT one 32 cable. ......I hooked the two cables together connected my Nikon D200 to my laptop and it worked perfect. A 15MB photo downloaded in two seconds. As it turns out I'm glade it comes as a two cables.

Always useful to have a extension USB cable, great quality

Couldn't be happier. Just make sure you have the exact right USB 3.1 cable that you need; there are a few different types.

This is a high quality USB C extension cable. Would be nice if it was available in other length as well.

Nice high-visibility USB extension cable - still using the same one after a year and a half, very durable!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This cord is a nice little cable to have that provides a useful USB connection for many different types of devices. It has a good length that allows for expanded use with your electronics and is made of a tough material that helps it last.

It has worked well for me for both supported card types. I saw in another review where the reviewer heavily dinged the reader for its performance with a USB-C to USB-A cable. I just compared both connection types on my PC and don't see nearly the degradation reported in that other review. I copied 4.5GB off of a CFexpress card with each cable type, the C-to-C averaged 190 MB/sec, the C-to-A averaged 120 MB/sec. So the C-to-A was about a third slower. I'll speculate that in the other case it wasn't connected to a USB3 port when using the A connector or it wasn't recognized as being a USB3 device in that case. I try to remember to eject the card as soon as I'm done copying as it will heat up quite a bit. I saw comments in reviews of other CFexpress readers noting the heating issue. May just be part of the tech, not necessarily due to the reader.

The meet up mic extension cable worked great. The Strong USB cable did not work at all !

After getting an extension for the USB C cable it was plug and play. No hick-ups!!