Micro USB 3.0 Cable - 3ft, External Hard Drive Cable, USBA to USB Micro B Cord, Compatible with Seagate, LaCie, Toshiba, Samsung, Western Digital/WD External Hard Drive, Black

Works perfectly for my Western Digital Book hard drive for my Xbox.

First & Foremost - Cable Matters make GREAT Cables ... never ... ever had any issues with any of the many cables I've purchased from Cable Matters - thus - this cable is no different. It's extremely well made - ends are perfectly molded - jacket is great - a little to "great" - it's stiff. Which maybe fine - but - I was kinda/sorta hoping for a software cable which would be easier to handle/lay. In my case - I'm using this cable with a UGreen AX1800 WiFi adapter - the default cable which comes with AX1800 is about 18" - which in my case is way short. This cable will allow me to get the AX1800 higher onto my shelfs which are above my work desk. Bottom line - great cable - just a little stiff for my taste.

15ft cable worked with my telescope cam (NexImage10), with no issues, worked the same as my 10ft cable. Quality seems good.

I bought this cable after my Samsung Galaxy S5 cable started to fray, and I must say that it works well as both a charging and data transfer cable. Data transfers are always very fast with this cable and charging works well too. The cable is also very thick, which is both an advantage and a disadvantage. It works well to protect the cable, and I feel pretty confident that it won't fray or break like my old cable did, but the thickness of the cable also means it is difficult to bend into a tight coil if you need to transport it. It works well for my purposes of it mainly staying next to my bed for charging, but if you need to coil it up and take it on the go, you might want to look at another cable. Overall a nice durable cable with a very good price, but the thickness of the cable does mean it will not be very flexible.

I own a brother 1250 scanner, and recently when I changed my router, I also changed my Wi-Fi name and password. Because this scanner has such a clunky and low quality interface, it is now impossible for me to connect to a wirelessly. Fortunately, it has a USB port to connect to it directly. Unfortunately, it is a micro B port, for which cables are difficult to find these days. I am glad that Amazon carried this cable, as without it, I would’ve had to throw away the entire scanner, and tented, as I am, there is no reason to throw away a perfectly functioning device, simply because one of its less important features ceases to function. Decent document scanners are expensive, so as long as this one keeps working, I will do all I can to avoid having to buy a new one. This cable is long enough at 6 feet, and it seems durable and well built. All in all, I am very satisfied with it.

I have 6 ft of USB A 3.0 to Micro B 3.0, it gets the job done. It feels like any other cable, your standard plastic ends and plastic sheath. It's lasted. Not much to say, not much to complain. It just works, all I could ask for.

I had my computer stolen. Like an idiot, I had not backed it up to a hard drive and I lost so much that I cry sometimes when I think about it. When I got my new computer, I immediately bought an external drive and set a reminder to back it up every ten days. However, shorty after I bought it, whenever I plugged it in, the hard drive icon would fail to show up on my Mac desktop. Or rather, it would only show up after plugging and re-plugging in the USB cable four or five times. Eventually, it would not show up at all no matter how many times I plugged it in. External drives are expensive. So, after not backing up my computer for almost three months I decided to take a chance and get a replacement cable (hoping that would solve the issue). The price felt incredibly fair and reasonable, cheap even. To my delight, it worked instantly the moment I connected it. I am very, very grateful. Thank you for making a simple, competent product and for not over-charging for it in the least.

I have upgraded several computers over the years, and usually buy enclosures to convert the old hard drives to portable ones. When I upgraded to a new desktop a new desktop a few months ago, I decided to replace my older portable enclosures with newer USB 3.0 ones, in order to take advantage of the computer's 3 USB 3.0 ports. As usual, the cables that came with them were very short, and had transfer speeds that didn't even come close to those advertised. Pros: -Made by Cable Matters: In my experience, their cables are inexpensive and they stand by their products. -Solid construction and connection: These cables are sturdy throughout, especially where the cable meets the connectors. A lot of other cables are severely lacking in this area. -Performance: The length is as advertised. The cable has never been finicky, and has remained connected, even when the female connection to an external hard drive, for example,is weak. I've never gotten 5Gbps, but that's most likely because of my hard drives rather than the cable. I average 3.5-3.7Gbps. -Packaging: This may seem insignificant to a lot of people, but one of the reasons I love Cable Matters products, is because they come packaged in a sturdy, reusable zipping bag that is great for transporting and storing when not in use. Cons: -The only slight con I can think of is that flexibility has been sacrificed for durability. It maintains it's shape and natural curve, and as a result, is not easy to stuff in tight spots like a case or bag. That's not how I operate, but for those who are constantly "on-the-go," it might be a consideration.

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Perfetto..meglio dell'originale...avevo necessità di un nuovo cavo per il mio router esterno Netgear che mi serve quando devo muovermi in mobilità e devo dire che mi sono trovato molto molto bene. Spedizione e consegna Amazon perfetta

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I have a WD Elements 8TB external hard drive and just recently bought a new computer that has USB 3.0 ports. I went to plug the original USB cable that came with the hard drive into the USB 3.0 port and it wouldn't spin up the drive nor was it recognizing the drive in File Explorer on Windows 11...So I put it in a USB 2.0 port on my computer and it spun the drive up and was recognized by my computer...But I hated how slow USB 2.0 speeds were so I purchased this USB 3.0 cable plugged it in to my computer and to my surprise the new cable plugged into the USB 3.0 port actually worked 100%. I don't know if the original cable was damaged somewhere or not but this brand new USB 3.0 cable worked the minute I plugged it into my computer...It was immediately recognized in Windows 11. Works great and I'm satisfied with my purchase.