💻 JSAUX USB 3.0 Cable - High-Speed A Male to B Male 6.6ft | Nylon Braided, Compatible with Docking Stations, External HDD, Printers, Scanners, and More - Black Review

I haven't had a cable long enough to really test its reliability, but I like what I've seen so far. Plugging the cable into my laptop's USB port provides a solid latch, unlike cheaper cables that just seem to hang in the outlet. The strain relief section is nice and long, giving plenty of room on the connector. Overall I am very happy with the cable. If it lives up to its durability standards, it replaces all of my cables at home.

I first got the 6.6ft version of this cable to extend my USB ethernet hub. I noticed that the speed dropped significantly (from 400Mbps to 2050Mbps) when using this cable. I ordered 3 of the 6.6ft JSAUX cables in late 2020. After replacing the cable with the 3.3ft version, the problem is gone! I've tried other 6ft cables and they showed the same issues as the 6.6ft JSAUX, so I believe it's a USB 3.0 issue with long cables. I hope this review helps someone choose a shorter cable and avoid a…

UPDATE: Once you've found the best 6-foot cable, there's no problem with zero audio loss. It's a nice cable and well built, but its performance is terrible. I had to fall back on my old short cable. Either the distance is too great or the cable is routed incorrectly. I use a lot of audio on a 13-port USB 3.0 hub with a Macbook Pro. Every time I tried to play the audio it disappeared very quickly, sounding like a stuttering effect. I even tried rebooting, using different ports, and tweaking the…

When I switched to a new laptop without FireWire, I didn't know if I could use my 3T External HD. Luckily the HD had other types of connectors to plug it in properly. I've never used anything other than FireWire so had to do some research. With some technical help, I was told I needed a USB 3.0 A Male to USB 3 Type B upstream cable, and JSAUX saved me. I received it very quickly and plugged it in between my external hard drive and my new laptop. For some reason HD didn't show up on my desktop…

I need this to move my high speed document scanner to a cheaper location. I've been an avid fan of the paperless office for years, as soon as I receive a document I scan it and then shred it. I do this so often that I got frustrated with my old scanner because it took about 20 seconds to scan and the one I use now took less than 5 seconds. Of course, part of the key to this is using a very high quality USB 3.0 cable and trying to keep it as short as possible. My old cable was five feet, a…