ELUTENG USB Coupler Male to Female 4Packs USB 3.0 Type A Adapter Superspeed 5Gbps USB Port Extension Connector Bridge Compatible with Laptop Computer Hard Drive Printer Camera
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ELUTENG USB Coupler Male to Female 4Packs USB 3.0 Type A Adapter Superspeed 5Gbps USB Port Extension Connector Bridge Compatible with Laptop Computer Hard Drive Printer Camera
- 【USB 3.0 male to female】Extend a usb port for your usb device, to prevent the original port of your computer from being unstable due to multiple uses, it can also be used to extend the length of 2 short USB cables.
- 【SuperSpeed】USB 3.0 max transfer rate up to 5Gbps (Theoretical speed)** NOTE: The actual transmit speed depends on the interface and device connected, if it connect to the USB2.0 interface, or your device can only support 2.0, then it can only reach the speed of USB2.0)
- 【High Quality】Gold plated interface plug, adopt unique inner copper foil, completely shielding interference, making the transmission faster and more stable.
- 【Portable】Compact and lightweight design, you can put it at everywhere. 4 Packs usb coupler save time & money.
- 【Compatibility】USB 3.0 adapter fits for computer, USB network card, hard drive, printer, camera, u disk and more.
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