🔌 High-Speed 6 inch Black USB 2.0 A Male to B Male Cable: Superior Quality and Performance! Review

6 inches, just pay attention to the number of plugs. So the wire can be 2 inches long. Too short. Might be useful for Arduino but not what I was looking for.

I have a ham radio hat on my Raspberry Pi, this is the perfect cable for it. I've had it for three days now, so I can't speak to durability, but it works perfectly.

I use them to keep cables under control without extra cable reels. I have a stack of 3 mini pcs and they are literally next to a KVM box so the 6 inch pcs are perfect for my use case. Everything works fine, no problems.

Good quality cable. It appears to be shorter than six inches, but that measurement includes connectors. The price is a bit steep compared to other more common longer cords, but like bikinis, the smaller the cord, the more expensive it is.

Tried to use this between Raspberry PI and Arduino board and was not maintaining a stable connection for more than a few seconds. It's garbage. I had to go back to my old long cable and the old cable works fine.

I've been using the cable for a while and when I tried to take it off it got stuck. I applied some force and the connector fell apart leaving the metal housing of the connector inside my device. It was so tight (too tight) that I had to use pliers to pry it out of my device (an expensive MIDI keyboard). So yes, I cannot recommend this cable.

I use them to keep my cables under control without extra wire spools. I have a stack of 3 mini pcs and they are literally next to a KVM box so the 6 inch pcs are perfect for my use case. Everything works fine, no problems.

I bought this cable to connect an audio interface to my Mac while mixing music. I had no issues with dropouts, lag, or errors. Works as advertised. Remember that the length refers to the tip, not the cable itself, so this is a very short cable. Good if you want to minimize cable clutter and don't plan on moving things around too much.

I've been using the cable for a while and when I tried to remove it it got stuck. I applied some force and the connector fell apart leaving the metal housing of the connector inside my device. It was so tight (too tight) that I had to use pliers to pry it out of my device (an expensive MIDI keyboard). So yes, I cannot recommend this cable.