Does it have USB 3.0 or 2.0 connection ?
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The mini-USB port is 2.0. It has two functions: (1) charge the unit; (2) connect to a PC/laptop. Windows 7 recognizes my GearPro as "iCatchtek SPCA6330." The micro-SD in the GearPro is recognized as "32GB_UHDSC(E:)" The GearPro can be charge when connected to a PC that is running, or to a "powered USB" if the PC is OFF. It can also be charged when connected to any switching AC adapter with a standard mini-USB cable. I use a 32GB microSD card Class (10) and copying files from the GearPro to the PC is very slow, but work around this by ejecting the microSD from the GearPro and inserting it on my USB3.0 adapter for a faster file copy. The mini-USB port is 2.0. It has two functions: (1) charge the unit; (2) connect to a PC/laptop. Windows 7 recognizes my GearPro as "iCatchtek SPCA6330." The micro-SD in the GearPro is recognized as "32GB_UHDSC(E:)" The GearPro can be charge when connected to a PC that is running, or to a "powered USB" if the PC is OFF. It can also be charged when connected to any switching AC adapter with a standard mini-USB cable. I use a 32GB microSD card Class (10) and copying files from the GearPro to the PC is very slow, but work around this by ejecting the microSD from... » Read More The mini-USB port is 2.0. It has two functions: (1) charge the unit; (2) connect to a PC/laptop. Windows 7 recognizes my GearPro as "iCatchtek SPCA6330." The micro-SD in the GearPro is recognized as "32GB_UHDSC(E:)" The GearPro can be charge when connected to a PC that is running, or to a "powered USB" if the PC is OFF. It can also be charged when connected to any switching AC adapter with a standard mini-USB cable. I use a 32GB microSD card Class (10) and copying files from the GearPro to the PC is very slow, but work around this by ejecting the microSD from the GearPro and inserting it on my USB3.0 adapter for a faster file copy. « Show Less
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No you will receive a standard 2.0 USB Connector but will work perfectly as 3.0 USB Connector.
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Yes, there are two USB 3.0 inputs as well as a USB 2.0 input on the front panel.
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USB 3.0, so it works for 2.0, too. The cable that comes packaged is a little different than a micro-USB on the end that connects to the hard drive. Not as easily replaceable.
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all USB 3.0 slots are backwards compatible with 2.0 it's not a matter of the card
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Since it has a USB 3.0 port I have been able to connect a USB 3.0 HD but had problems with USB 2.0 HDs.
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Yes! I have USB 3.0 and 2.0 I really can't tell the difference between the two in speeds...
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Yes, all USB 3.0 is backwards compatible with USB 2.0. I thought my comp had 3.0 when I bought this, turns out I only have 2.0. Works great.
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Sorry, I don't know. If you searched your model number and determined if it had a USB 3.0 port, you'd know since it will not work as fast with a 2.0 port.
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Go to control panel and click system, then click on device manager. Scroll to bottom for USB list...should show 2.0 3.0, etc. If u have the original owners manual for ur PC or laptop, that will also tell u.
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No, it does not have a 2.0 connection. I use it for an external hard drive, but it plugs into a 3.0. Hope this helps.
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I have the Asus B85M-G Motherboard and it does have USB 2.0 and a USB 3.0 headers.
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Not sure what you're asking... Case I received did have one front USB 3.0 and one 2.0 as well... If that helps.
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The Hard drive has dual functionality. It works for both usb 2.0 and 3.0. It just works more efficiently with 3.0.
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It says 2.0, but most standard USB 3.0 built into laptops are usually backward compatible with USB 2.0 devices.
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It doesn't say on the device or package. My computer recognizes it as 2.0. This design has been around since before 3.0 existed, so my guess is that it is 2.0
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The newer model is actually cheaper for some unknown reason. As far as I can tell that is the only difference since USB 3.0 is backwards compatable with USB 2.0 ports.