RSHTECH USB 3.0 Active Extension Cable 32 Feet with 5V 2A Power Adapter, USB 3.0 Extender Male to Female Cord with Built-in Signal Booster Chips for Xbox, PS4, USB Printer, Mouse, Keyboard, etc

Buena calidad

I'm running a 32 ft cable to another room in my house for streaming. This cable is surprisingly doing a great job, especially since I'm running a hub from it for a camera, a microphone, and an elgato capture card for playstation. I only gave it 4 stars because the photos don't tell you the port for the power supply is in the MIDDLE of the cable, and I do wish there were more modules to keep speed up and packet loss over distance somewhere on the other sides. That being said, this thing is awesome.

This is the ONLY cable I have found that is 32 feet long that can carry the USB power / data line between my VR headset. I tried many but all failed to carry the required power at this rated length. Most active usb3 cables have supplemental power delivery at the extended end of the cable, which adds more wires to drag around, and another point of potential disconnect or breakage. This one has it in the middle of the cable. For me that middle part was right along a wall already as I had to extend quite a distance along the perimeter of the room for the first half of the cable length. So this worked out perfect. I have the other half going out to the middle of the room, plus the included cable length of about 8 feet that came with my VR headset. I use the Lenovo Explorer. 5 stars on the build quality. I also bought a 16 foot cable for some other random future uses too. It can work well with an elgato Camlink for a DIY studio using a high end camera for remote capture and broadcasting. Specifications of this level are rare.

It gets the job done. Data transfer is fine over a long distance. I didn't take a good at the pictures before I bought it so I was a little disappointed that the power supply plugs in the middle. That's a rather inconvenient place since the power outlets are typically at one end and the other end, but not necessarily in the middle. With all the wires and cables everywhere it makes you wish it was wireless.

A little pricey but if u check out the quality its a no brainer. Always get the best tool you can afford and take care of it my own experience taught me that climbing and working on Radio towers. Up there u can afford anything less. (and don't drop it).