Group Gear 26-2906 5m USB 2.0 Cable

Tired of cramped desks and devices that never quite reach the power socket? The Group Gear 26-2906 5m USB 2.0 Cable gives you an extra five metres of reliable connection, letting you place keyboards, printers or flash drives exactly where you need them without signal loss.

Key Features of a 5 m USB cable

• Cable length: 5 m. Gives you plenty of reach for hard-to-reach ports.
• Connector type (male): 4 pin USB Type A - male. Fits standard USB ports on computers and hubs.
• Connector type (female): 4 pin USB Type A - female. Accepts any USB-A device or cable.
• USB version: USB 2.0. Supports up to 480 Mbps data transfer for everyday peripherals.
• Data rate: 0.48 Gbit/s. Ensures fast file moves and responsive device control.
• Active design: built-in chip. Boosts the signal to prevent fading over the full length.
• Outer jacket: durable black material. Protects the cable from wear and accidental pulls.
• Connector plating: nickel. Provides corrosion resistance for long-term use.
• Gender: male/female. Simple plug-and-play extension without adapters.
• Packaged quantity: 1. Ready to use straight out of the box.

Why Choose a Group Gear USB cable

If you work from home or run a small office, you often find yourself juggling laptops, printers and external drives that sit just out of reach. A short cable forces you to rearrange furniture or use inconvenient work-arounds. The Group Gear USB cable adds the distance you need while keeping data stable, so you can set up your workstation exactly how you like it.

Benefits of Group Gear USB cable

• Extended reach: No more moving heavy equipment to plug in.
• Stable signal: Active chip stops loss, keeping devices responsive.
• Fast transfer: 480 Mbps lets large files move quickly.
• Durable build: Tough jacket and nickel contacts survive daily use.
• Simple setup: Plug-and-play male to female connection.

Usages of a 5 m USB cable

Ideal for extending keyboards and mice in a home office, connecting printers that sit on a distant desk, linking flash drives to a media centre, or running USB lines in AV installations where cables must travel across a room without sacrificing performance.

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