Usb 3.0 Extension Cable Male To Female

[Blue] I bought this USB extension cable to run printers, scanners and software defined radios (SDR) that are located about 30 feet from me. I first tried 3-4 USB 3.0 extension cables that are not powered; they didn't work. This 30' StarTech powered USB 3.0 cable works great. I'm more than satisfied with it.

[Solid-State] If only rode made this cable and 2-mono male to stereo female (basically the opposite of this cable)..... at a similar price they would have my full loyalty.

[Yes] Simple plug and play. Well made. I've even used it in a USB-C port with a USB A (female) to USB-C (male) adapter.

[0.035 lb] Superb Value for 32 GB USB storage, though I have to use a USB-A (male) to USB-C (female) connector for my laptop that do not have a USB-C port.

[Cable, Active] I am using the usb corder in combination with a Neutrik usb male/female converter on my custom arcade stick for playstation 3 and xbox 360. It works perfectly, no lag in the cable and is the perfect length for sitting on the couch and playing/practing. + Long cord + Lagless + Easy connecting and disconnecting with no issues. Will purchase again should anything happen to my current cord.

[USB Type-A Male] Angelbird USB Type-C Female to USB Type-A Male Adapter adheres to Standard USB protocols achieved in 3.1 and 3.2, and are Backwardly Compatible, making this an indispensable, even preferred Connector.

[On/Off] I have tried most mice and this is the only one that suits my needs for both male and female vocals

[Extension] It works great with the USB 3.0 cable provided with the D810.

[2] I literally looked everywhere to find an RJ45 to 2 Male/2 Female cable and was just about to resign myself to having to make it myself when I came across these. Very thankful to this company for making them and appreciate the great quality.

[0.01 lb] I was trying to connect my turntable to my radio with a speaker.  My turntable came with an RCA cable ending in two male plugs.  The manufacturer also supplied an RCA cable with a 3.5 mm plug at one end (which plugged into my radio) and two RCA female plugs at the other.  So far so good.  But the cable didnt reach far enough, and the only suitable extension cable I could find was a 10-foot RCA cable with two male plugs at either end.  Now how could I attach the male plugs to the male plugs coming out of my turntable?  The pair of Pearstone RCA to RCA female couplers proved to be the answer.  Everything works fine now.