SATA 2.0 High Speed Connector Data Cable Cord for HDD Hard Drive SSD W1K1 For Sale

SATA 2.0 High Speed Connector Data Cable Cord for HDD Hard Drive SSD W1K1
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SATA 2.0 High Speed Connector Data Cable Cord for HDD Hard Drive SSD W1K1:
$7.11

SATA 2.0 provides a fast transfer rate and is compatible with SATA I, SATA II hard drive. Each connector has a locking plug for secure connection.

Features:
SATA 2.0 data cable offers a durable high quality connection and reliable file transfer rate.
Straight to straight connector.
Each end of the cable has an attached locking plug to ensure that your connections will not loose even under movement or vibration.
Durable and flexible texture can be bent and twisted.
Backwards compatible with SATA 1.0 and 2.0.

Specifications:
Model: SATA 2.0
Color: red
Compatibility: SATA 1.0, 2.0
Wire gauge: 26AWG
Transfer rate: 3 Gbps
Type: straight to straight connector
Cable material: PVC
Item length: 45cm / 17.72in
Item weight: 13.5g / 0.48oz
Package size: 15 * 7 * 0.4cm / 5.91 * 2.76 * 0.16in(L * W * H)
Package weight: 14.1g / 0.50oz

Package list:
1 * SATA 2.0 data cable


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