USB 3.0 A Male to A Male Cable, 90-Degree Angled Plugs

Straight plugs are a clearance problem in exactly the places USB 3.0 gets used most: side-by-side ports on a desktop tower, a wall-mounted TV’s rear socket row, a monitor hub crowded by a wall. This cable answers with 90-degree plugs — left-angled and right-angled variants so the cable exits along the panel instead of straight out of it, and two angled plugs can even share a cramped port cluster that no straight-moulded pair could occupy together.

The conductor build is the honest 3.0-era spec: 99.9% pure copper carrying the SuperSpeed pairs at up to 5.0 Gbps, with connector plating in gold or nickel to order and full compatibility across USB 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0. As an A-to-A lead it joins a host or hub port to a device presenting an A female — the standard extension-cable shape, with angles where the bend is.

Key features

• USB 3.0 A male to A male with 90-degree plugs
• Left-angled and right-angled variants
• 99.9% pure copper conductors, up to 5.0 Gbps
• Gold or nickel plated connectors
• Compatible with USB 1.1 / 2.0 / 3.0

Specifications

Specifying tip: match the angle to the port’s orientation — the plug should bend toward free space, not into the panel. Order both variants for mixed port clusters; they are cheap next to the frustration of the wrong bend. Data and charging both pass through, so a hard drive on the far end charges and transfers as the host allows, and the angled moulding keeps neither activity marginal.

Typical applications

• Crowded tower and monitor port clusters
• Wall-mounted TVs and panels flush to walls
• Vehicle and cabinet installs where clearance is tight

Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.