USB 2.0 Cables

A USB 2.0 cable is used to transfer data and power between various devices, such as computers, printers, external hard drives, mobile phones, and many other electronic devices. Here are some important features and details about USB 2.0 cables:

Speed:
USB 2.0 cables support a data transfer rate of up to 480 megabits per second (Mbps). This makes them faster than the earlier USB 1.1 cables but slower than the newer USB 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2 cables.

Backward Compatibility:
USB 2.0 cables are backward compatible with older USB 1.1 ports, which means you can connect a USB 2.0 device to a USB 1.1 port, although the speed will be limited to USB 1.1 levels.

Physical Appearance:
USB 2.0 cables typically have a rectangular connector on one end, known as a Type-A connector, while the other end may vary depending on the device it is intended for. Common options include Mini-USB and Micro-USB connectors, depending on the device’s requirements.

Uses:
USB 2.0 cables are used in a variety of situations, including connecting external hard drives, printers, keyboards, mice, cameras, USB flash drives, and many other devices to computers and other host devices.