USB Type-A to Type-B cable Brackton 5 GB/s, 2 m, USB-A (M) to USB-B (M)

Brackton USB Type-A to Type-B cable, 2 m length, designed for connecting USB-A host devices to USB-B peripherals. The cable supports data transfer rates up to 5 GB/s and is intended for reliable transmission between computers, printers, scanners and compatible external drives. Constructed to meet standard USB peripheral connection requirements and supplied with a 2-year warranty.

Advantages

This USB-A to USB-B cable provides stable data transfer at high speeds up to 5 GB/s while maintaining compatibility with common USB-A host ports and USB-B peripheral ports. Its 2 m length gives flexibility for desktop and office setups where devices are not located immediately next to the host. The cable is built to industry connection standards to ensure consistent signal integrity for printing, scanning and data exchange tasks, and is covered by a 2-year warranty for added assurance.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs and laptops with USB-A ports to printers
• Connecting scanners and multifunction devices to host computers
• Linking external hard drives or docking stations with USB-B ports to hosts
• Office and home workstations requiring a reliable wired peripheral connection

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB Type-A (male) to USB Type-B (male)
• Length: 2 m
• Maximum data transfer rate: up to 5 GB/s
• Connector orientation: standard USB-A and standard USB-B
• Use case: data transmission between host and peripheral devices

How to use

Connect the USB-A (male) end to the host device’s USB-A port and the USB-B (male) end to the peripheral device’s USB-B port, ensuring each connector seats fully in its socket. After physical connection, allow the host operating system to detect and configure the peripheral; install any required drivers or software supplied by the device manufacturer if prompted. For optimal transfer speeds, use ports and devices that support the specified data rate.

Usage recommendations

Place the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive tension, and keep it away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference. For consistent high-speed performance, use directly connected ports on the host where possible rather than through unpowered hubs. Inspect connectors for dust before connecting and replace the cable if physical damage is observed.