The undeniable benefit of having so many cable variations is that you can actually buy a $5 USB-C cable when you only need $5 worth of capabilities, and a $40 cable when you need $40 worth. 2.0
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Hey u/SurfaceDockGuy!Sorry to revive an old thread. This list is awesome - do you know if there have been any advancements in USB3.1 over ethernet/optical? I am looking to extend USB3.x around 50' and through 1.25" conduit with a bunch of other things stuffed inside (including cat6a/mm fiber). Item added to your cart. PM001-02B PM406-15.8" 4K Touchscreen InnoView PM001-02B Instruction Manual Connecting with USB Type-C cable Step: Use USB-C to USB-C cable to connect with our monitor and your Laptop. then will work well. Note: If the output power of your device cannot meet the supply of 2 devices at the same time, you also need to use. Select the HDMI input: On your TV’s remote control, locate the “Input” or “Source” button. Press this button to access the TV’s input or source options. Select the HDMI input that corresponds to the HDMI port you used for the connection. This will switch the TV’s display to the input from your USB-C device. So they sell pairs of USB - Cat5e/6 adapters that allow you to extend USB devices over ethernet. I've seen them for USB 1.1 and 2 but not many for 3.0. I happen to have USB to Ethernet adapters
Active USB-C Cables. A hub may not be a neat solution now that you have many ports and cables on either side. You can use active USB-C cables. This type of cable is 5 meters and has a gadget with two ports. One for power and the other for connecting USB-C female connector.
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    • can you extend a usb c cable