Belkin F3U134-10 USB Extension Cable (10-Feet) | 
| Brand: Belkin
List Price: $9.99
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Seller: E-WorldDirectInc.
Rating:  100 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 9 x 4.4 x 1.8
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: F3U134-10
Model: F3U134-10
UPC: 722868215661
EAN: 0722868215661
ASIN: B00001ZWXA
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Product Type - USB Cable | | • | Length - 10 ft. | | • | Connector Type - N/A |
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Product Description
"Almost there, just a little farther, " he says, while the taut USB cable stretches, as he desperately tries to plug it into his PC. Suddenly, his new printer flies off the desk and into pieces. Next time he should use a Belkin USB Extension Cable, and save his printer and himself.Extend your existing USB Device Cable by ten feet when connecting your USB.PRODUCT FEATURES:Fast, 12Mbits/sec transmission speed;20-gauge high performance power wires ensure maximum USB performance;Exceeds all USB specifications;Molded strain relief and PVC overmolding to ensure a lifetime of error-free data transmissions;Supports up to 127 devices on a daisy-chain configuration;HotPluggable;Flextec cable jacket is extremely flexible for use in tight areas;Gold plated copper contacts provide maximum conductivity and minimizes data loss;Foil and braid shield complies with fully rated cable specifications reducing EMI/FRI interference;Impedance matched twisted pair construction helps to minimize cross talk, ensuring high-speed, error-free transmission;Undermold shield helps to prevent radio frequency and electro-magnetic interference (EMI/RFI). Hood shielding eliminates antennae excitation.
Amazon.com Product Description
The USB Pro Series A-A Extension Cable is A-to-A type, used to extend cable length within USB 5-meter specifications.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 100
 Honestly, I bought the wrong thing. November 14, 2009
Paul Lamendola Jr. (Buffalo, NY USA)
I intended to get a shorter cable, something more like 6" but I wasn't really paying attention when I went and bought this one. I wanted to buy it so I could use it for my iphone because the charger cable is so ridiculously short. It works for this, kinda, but read on for more information.
The cable is mostly unexceptional. It's grey and has a plastic jacket. The cable itself seems a bit thin, but then USB is only 4 conductors. The ends are sorta thick and durable feeling, so I guess that's a plus. The connector shields were tin with gold pins. The shield material doesn't matter, though, since that's not even electrically connected to anything.
Now, for this cable to actually work, you'll quite likely need some kind of powered hub that can handle the extra impedance. My computer's onboard USB could not. I tried it with an external DVD drive (Though that may have worked if I used the external power supply.) and my iphone. The DVD drive would just spin up a bit, then die and reset, over and over again. The drive was never accessible to the operating system. The iphone just gave an error about how it couldn't charge from that device or something like that. The iphone did, however, accept it when I plugged it in to the little AC adapter thingy.
I didn't do any extensive testing with it, and it really does sorta work for what I needed it for, but this is just a warning: use a powered hub!
 cables to my keyboard. October 27, 2009
Magicwann (Lindsay CA USA)
My cable that came with my poot'r was too short. This one worked out just great. Length to spare. No complaints.
 Works, but beware October 23, 2009
N (Atlanta, GA)
Sometimes you might wonder, "you know, the USB cable that came with this cell phone/controller/hard drive/other things is not long enough; I could something to extend its reach." I know where you are coming from, and I figured you would consider something like this. Here, I bought one; here's my take on things.
The cable came in a plastic bubble, tightly coiled around to fit in as small a plastic bubble as it possibly can. The color is a little darker than you would see in the picture, but then you are not buying this because it looks pretty. And it might look darker due to my room lighting.
The build quality looks quite good. While it does not have anything fancy like a woven sleeve or built-in LED, it feels as though it can handle years of service. You can see, though, that the female side of the cable is not very protected; in fact, it looks like a mutated male part. It is sturdy as well, trust me, but it would have been better if it were protected by the plastic that surrounded the lower part of the connector. It might accumulate more debris and dirt than it would otherwise, but I have not used this long enough to go through such an endeavor and live to tell the tale.
It works marvelously in conjunction with shorter cables. I had a six-inch-long A to Mini B cable, which worked very well. I also had a 3-foot cable of the same kind, so I tried that--but the cable did not let the signal go through. There is a label on one end of the cable: "Caution-do not exceed ten feet of total cable distance on low-speed device or sixteen feet on high speed devices." This was USB 2.0 hard drive--a high speed device. Sixteen feet was maximum length allowed, and this cable itself is 10 feet long, so any moderately long cable is going to strain the signal that tries to go to and from the device.
It is a great product, but it puts a lot of the cables suddenly to the edge of usability. I would recommend its use with shorter (3 feet and under) USB cables. Otherwise, you might be better off getting a shorter extension cable, or an active USB cable like Tripp Lite U026-016 USB2.0 16-Feet Certified Active Extension Cable.
Great deal AND guaranteed at 2.0 by Belkin October 20, 2009
Brandon S. Amison (Katy, TX)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I apparently already had one and purchased another a few days ago. Although the box states 12 Mbps on the front, on the back of the package it lists that it has been tested with high speed devices. Also, on Belkin's website, it also states the cable is 2.0 A quick call to Belkin confirmed that it is 2.0 compatible.
Works fine, looks old (strange grey color) September 15, 2009
Murilo Ribeiro (Belo Horizonte, Brazil)
The cable itself is good, looks durable and works fine.
The only thing I don't like is the color. It's kind of gray, so it looks old.
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