USB2.0 Certified for High Speed Data Transfer rate of up to 480 Mbps. Premium Gold plated shielded cable. Maintain signal integrity over long cable

• USB 2.0 specification compliant


• data transfer rate up to 480Mbps


• True Plug and Play


• No external power required


• 32 feet cable length Type A Male and Female connectors

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USB printer cable

I recently needed to buy a USB cable for my new printer and I found out that there are many USB cables at very different prices.
So doing a search I found the "Belkin 10FT USBA/USBB Device Cable" but I was not sure if it would work for a printer. Since it was the less expensive I decided to give it a try.

I'm happy because the cable works great with my USB printer and I found out that the cable actually exceeds the features displayed on amazon site.

The cable manufacturer part number is F3U133-10.
With the following features:
- Hi-speed data transfer to 480Mbps
- 10 FT (3m)
- A plug/ B plug
- High performance 20-gauge power wires.
- USB logo guarantees cables are 100% compliant with current USB specifications (Works with all USB devices A/B plug).
- Works with USB 2.0
- Connect a USB 2.0 or 1.X device to your computer.
- Belkin lifetime warranty.
- Gold plated copper contacts provide maximum conductivity and minimizes data loss.

According to the manufacturer site you can connect your USB printer scanner hard drive and more to your computer. As I said it works great with my USB printer.

I definitively recommend it because I got the less expensive (good length of 10ft) and great quality option for a USB printer cable. I'm also happy because the cable specifications exceeded my expectations for the money I paid.More detail ...

Worked for 7 Months Good Buy

Well as the old adage goes "You get what you pay for." In this case I paid about $5 including shipping for this product in November 2008. It's now June 2009 and the cable has given up the ghost.



I had it connected to my 24" Samsung monitor via HDMI out on my PC and it worked wonderfully for both that and my Blu-Ray player. Last week however I started to run into problems. Blue specks were distorting the picture on my monitor and causing the displayed picture to do some really funky things. I suspected it could be my graphics card or monitor but it turns out it was the cable.



I don't regret purchasing this cable at all because it was such a good price and it lasted for so long. I do have to warn any potential customers however that you may have to get a replacement in 6-8 months. This is a cheap cable and it wasn't manufactured to last as long as ones you will pay more for.



I'm not recommending going with a Monster HDMI cable but I do have to let you know that a $20 investment in a name-brand or higher quality cable might be in your best interest.



So I'm back to the 4ft DVI cable that came with my PC which should suffice for now as DVI and HDMI can send a crisp HD signal to my monitor.More detail ...