The 25' Pro AV/IT USB A Male to Female Extender Cable 25ftfrom Pro AV/IT USB A Male to Female Extender Cable 25ftextends the range of USB devices by up to 25'. It uses a center booster format to allow for placement behind wall plates as you can add up to 15' to either end of this cable. This extension cable buffers the incoming and outgoing signals to ensure compliance with the USB 2.0 specification for electrical and timing minimums. It is designed for use with USB 2.0 or 1.1 devices, including webcams, interactive whiteboards, and printers. The molded strain relief provides durability.

USB 2.0 Compliant    Supports Bandwidth up to 480 Mb/s    65% Braid Shielding    24/22 AWG Gauge    Black Matte PVC Jacket    Requires No External Power    Tinned Copper Braid Construction    Plug & Play    UL Rated/RoHS Compliant

USB A male to USB A female connector

USB 2.0 compliant up to 480 Mb/s, backward compatible with USB 1.0 standards

No external power required (pulls power from source)

Tinned copper braid construction

Booster located inline for easy installation in conduit

Plug and play, no additional drivers required

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The specs say it is compatible with Imacs later than 2012. Why? I have a late 2007 Imac w/intel processors.

A: It should work... Call apple care or call apple store , tell them you want to buy it and will it work with your late 2007 iMac.Good luckJoe

Q: 2. Can I use this to burn music from my I-tunes onto a cd?

A: Sure, as long as you're using iTunes or some other CD burning utility. You place all the desired songs into a playlist. place a blank CD-R in the drive and then click the blue circle with the ... inside (next to Shuffle All ) and choose Burn Playlist to Disc . Obviously the playlist has to be less than the disc capacity, no more than 80 minutes, but my experience has been is that CD-R's eventually fail on many players if you use their full capacity, so I usually limit to no more than about 72 minutes.

Q: 3. Will this play/burn blu rays as well?

A: No, this super drive would not be able to play BluRay

Q: 4. What is this? What is “optical media”? I need a cd disk external drive for my new Mac Book Air. I need a disk drive that can ‘read’ my old disks and can burn new disks.

A: AN optical drive is anotehr name for a CD/DVD "Burner" it can read and write Cds and Dvds. It would not support Blu-Ray

Q: 5. how do I eject a disc?

A: Look for triangle with bar underneath icon on desk top or keyboard. Or right mouse click on drive icon and click eject. Shutting down computer may work as a last effort.

Q: 6. Will this work with the new 13 inch MacBook Pro M1?

A: Yes, but only If you have an adapter from USB C to USB A, Apple offers such an adapter I have attached this in the following link https://bhpho.to/2Z4kSLz

Q: 7. I Have an I Mac and i very often use my I Tunes app. Would this external DVR work just as easy with my I Tunes program?

A: If your question is the device suitable for recording or playing your own CDs into iTunes, the answer is yes. It has the same capabilities as your internal drive and will act as a second, parallel drive. I have been able to record and copy from drive to drive.

Q: 8. Does this super drive work with Apple OS 10.15.3? This os is Catalina.Thanks

A: The manufacture doesn't go in detail with compatible macOS. However, it's compatible with a Mac Pro 2019 that has the latest macOS. In that case, I personally don't see any issues.

Q: 9. Will this work with Monterey 12.4?. Need USB 3.1 gen 2 ideally. Thank you.

A: Yes, the Apple USB SuperDrive is compatible with 12.4.

Q: 10. how to eject disc ?

A: Drag the cd/dvd icon to the trash can. It will turn into eject button