How long is the cord and what is the connector to the drive? Mini-B?
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The cord is about 12 inches long. It connects to computer with USB, and to the HD through a proprietary mini USB , I believe
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The hub is a square shape approximately 2" by 2" and 1/4" high. The USB cord is around 6 inches long.
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Cable excluding the metal parts that go into the ports is about 8.125", it's pretty short, and won't be able to lay flat with most desktops, but it's perfect for laptops. The drive is rounded so it's tough to get accurate physical dimensions, I'll give the longest lengths, 5.375" x 3.375" x 0.675" when measured from the center of the length, width, and height (the longest, widest, and tallest areas).I have a case on my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and it's about the same width and height. The length is about half an inch to an inch shorter than my phone.
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It is a 2.5 inch style drive. But check the specs to make sure this drive is the right thickness (height) for your application. I use TWO of these in my Mac Mini which I upgraded. Like them very much so far, no problems here.
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It's about 10". More than adequate for the plug to reach the MB jack on the far side, like mine. On the down side, this PS only has TWO SATA power connectors. How many SATA devices do you have? If more than two, either get molex to SATA adaptors, or keep looking. Good luck with your build.
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Hi Riffster - the AC cord is approximately 60-65" long and the USB cord is approximately 45" long.Hope this helps.
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I did not measure it but I guess it is 3 or 4 ft. long I had to purchase a longer usb cable for my use!
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The cord, including both connectors, is approx. 31 inches long. Haven't had an opportunity to use it yet. Can't vouch for quality.
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This hard drive uses a USB 3.0 Type A Male to Micro B Male. Cable Matters SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Type A to Micro-B Cable in Blue 6 Feet
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It is a 10-pin Mini-B - and is in fact a USB 3 connector. See, for example B007KLQVEG here HDE SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Type-A Male to Mini USB 5-Pin B Cable - 3ft Blue
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It's definitely longer than 12 inches but definitely shorter than 18 inches. I don't have a ruler nearby. I'm counting not just the cable wire but the giant 2-port hub on one end and the tiny male USB 2.0 plug on the other end.
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I think it is more of a Mini-B USB cable. As explained in:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#Mini_and_Micro_connectors
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About 4 inches long. The built in bit drive is great. They take high torque without failing.
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I'm away from home right now but I think it's around 30" to 3'. It has a standard USB connector so you can always use an extension. I have some of the cable stuffed behind the desk since it was a bit too long for my use. Hope that helps.
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Todd, your question got me up and away from my computer so I could dig out a set of calipers from my workshop! Anyway, by actual measurement the diameter of the cable is 7/32". You didn't indicate why you wanted that particular measurement. If it is to help decide the current carrying capability of the cable, that's a pretty poor measurement to use (how much is insulation and how much is copper?) If, however, you're trying to somehow thread the cable through a tight opening, you're on better ground, but then you have to consider the width of one or both of the connectors on either end of the cable. I bought the cable to supplant the dinky little cable which came with the drive. When working on PC's, most often it seems the USB port you want is more than arm's length away from where you can put the physical drive. The six foot USB 3.0 cable solves that problem nicely, and the current carrying capacity of the cable seems to be sufficient to power the drive. IHTH
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The larger ODBII connector is about 4" The smaller connector is just a standard USB interconnect The cable between the connectors is 55.5" 61.75" end to end I bought one of the 15' USB extension cords and also a 5' ODBII extension cords
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The connections are standard for portable drive like this. Male micro USB 3.0 and male A USB 3.0. Cable is over 3-4-feet long. It's fine for laptop/desk table ratio. Cable is black and thick enough to provide for reliable transfer rates, indeed as set out in product description.I usually buy an extra USB 3.0 cable. But for this drive I did not have to do that. It's been about two months since I've been using the drive and the cable. No issues so far. I'm mostly writing the data on it.