“This cable is a USB3.0. Will it work interchangeably with devices with built in 2,0 cables?”

Asked by dmeador727 3 years ago

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yes
Answered by george1 2 years ago
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Dont think so
Answered by BigD 2 years ago
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Yes, USB 3.0 is retro compatible. But if you use a USB 2.0 device you'll be stuck with a USB 2.0 speeds.
Answered by rafang 3 years ago
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Yes, it will.
Answered by hermesthricegreat 3 years ago
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Yes. I use a 2.0 gaming controller with this and it allows me to sit back on the couch.
Answered by Jayson 3 years ago
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USB 3.0 should support USB 2.0 natively. As far as your devices are aware it will appear as the highest supported version. Computer with 3.0 will see it as 3.0 and a printer that’s 2.0 will see it as 2.0. Then the devices will use the highest that both can use. In your case 2.0. If this doesn’t work it more likely an issue with your devices and not the cable. But wouldn’t hurt to test with a shorter cable.
Answered by Jacob 3 years ago
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Yes. Always downward compatible
Answered by Lordfly 3 years ago
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The device I connected to was 2.0. No issues
Answered by Christian 3 years ago
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I Believe so
Answered by TimF 3 years ago
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