Kramer's C-USB3/AA is a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Type-A male to Type-A male cable used to connect computers and peripherals, such as printers, scanners, cameras, keyboards, mice and other digital devices for superior signal transfer of up to 4.8Gbps.

• USB 3.0 Type-A male to Type-A male
• Transfer rates up to 4.8Gbps - 10x the capability of USB 2.0
• Foil & overall braid provide maximum protection against EMI/RFI
• Molded strain relief

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the comparable speeds in writing and reading for this Newer WD 4TB My Passport Ultra USB 3.0 Type-C Interface (MFR # WDBFTM0040BSL-WESN) compared with the older version WD 4TB My Passport Ultra (USB 3.0 Model WDBFKT0040BGY)?

A: B&H # WEBFTM040BSL has a first generation USB 3.1 port. The USB port will transfer the same speeds as B&H # WEBFKT004BGY.

Q: 2. Mine is formatted for Mac with one partition (3TB and 1TB). Can I change the partition size without affecting stored data?

A: If you are on a Mac, yes, you can do that within disk utility as of Mac OS Snow leopard. Keep in mind that while it is non-destructive, having a backup of your data is absolutely still recommended and this will only work with disks formatted with the GUID Partition Map.

Q: 3. Will this drive work with (or compatible with) Mac OS Catalina?

A: Yes, the WD 5TB My Passport Ultra USB 3.0 Type-C External Hard Drive for Mac (Silver) BH #WEBPMV0050BS is compatible with macOS Catalina 10.15+.

Q: 4. What is the disk rpm speed?

A: The manufacturer does not specify. Our educated guess would be 5400rpm.

Q: 5. Will it work with my aged desktop IMAC (late 2015) with Monetrey 12.7.5, without any additional formatting?

A: Yes, the WD 5TB My Passport Ultra USB 3.0 Type-C External Hard Drive for Mac (Silver) is compatible with MacOS Monterey without reformatting.

Q: 6. Is this device compatible with Windows 11?

A: You can use this drive with Windows 11.

Q: 7. Can this be formatted as a time machine backup drive?

A: Yes, it can be formatted for time machine.

Q: 8. Is there any difference between the Mac and PC versions besides default drive format? I can just reformat the "Mac" version to NTFS and it should be identical to the "PC" version, correct?

A: As others have said, yes you just need to reformat the drive to NTFS.

Q: 9. Are there any MacOS limitations when using this drive? Can it be used to transfer files between a computer running Mojave and a computer running Sierra?

A: it has no limitations transferring files between these two operating systems versions.

Q: 10. Read & Write Speed?

A: The WD 4TB My Passport Ultra USB 3.0 Type-C External Hard Drive (Silver) BH #WEBFTM040BSL is a basic HDD solution and the manufacturer does not list its speed.