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Scanner Cables
When you're scanning documents, the last thing you want is a slow or unreliable connection. If your scanner is one of your most used devices in your office or home, a good cable can do wonders by providing a reliable and stable connection. Browse the top-ranked list of scanner cables below along with associated reviews and opinions.
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Nippon Labs - USB3-6AB-2P 6 ft. USB 3.0 Type A Male to B Male Cable for Printer and Scanner, Black - 2 Packs
SKU: J3GZCRYQFFSee all Monitor & Video CablesProduct Description
A black USB 3.0 Type A to B cable set ideal for high-speed printer and scanner connections.$18.99 Your price for this item is $18.99Save $0Was $19.49The previous price was $19.49 -
Insignia™ - 6-Foot USB-C to USB-B Printer Cable - Black
SKU: J2FPJK9P27works great! love it. very easy to use with no issue...Best buy always helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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A black braided nylon cable enabling fast 480 Mbps data transfer between USB-C devices and USB-B peripherals.$11.99 Your price for this item is $11.99 -
Cable Leader - USB 2.0 USB-A to USB-B Printer Cable, 480Mbps for Printer, Scanner, Audio Interface - Black
SKU: J39TZ8RZTGSee all Monitor & Video CablesProduct Description
A black USB 2.0 cable enabling 480Mbps data transfer between computers and USB-B printers or audio devices.$9.99 Your price for this item is $9.99 -
IOGEAR - USB-C to Serial RS-232 Adapter - 1.48 ft Serial/USB-C Data Transfer Cable for Notebook, Barcode Scanner, PDA - Black
SKU: J3KY454YVYSee all Monitor & Video CablesProduct Description
A black USB-C to RS-232 serial adapter cable enabling fast data transfer between modern devices and legacy equipment.$36.77 Your price for this item is $36.77Save $0Was $37.15The previous price was $37.15 -
USBGear - USB 2.0 Extension Cable - Extend Connections for Hard to Reach Devices - USB-A Male to USB-A Female - White
SKU: JXZWT2Z2RLSee all Monitor & Video CablesProduct Description
A white USB 2.0 extension cable providing reliable connectivity for hard-to-reach USB-A devices.$2.99 Your price for this item is $2.99 -
USBGear - USB 2.0 Extension Cable - Extend Connections for Hard to Reach Devices - USB-A Male to USB-A Female - White
SKU: JXZWT2Z26KSee all Monitor & Video CablesProduct Description
A white USB 2.0 extension cable providing reliable A-male to A-female connectivity for hard-to-reach devices.$2.99 Your price for this item is $2.99 -
Ivation - Replacement Video Cable for Kodak SCANZA - Black
SKU: J3688LVVFZSee all Monitor & Video CablesProduct Description
A black HDMI replacement cable ensuring strong, secure video connections for your Kodak Scanza film scanner.$6.99 Your price for this item is $6.99 -
Ricoh - fi-8170 Professional High Speed Color Duplex Document Scanner (PA03810-B055) + USB Printer Cable + Network Cable
SKU: J7QPQZ9SLKSee all Scanners, Faxes & CopiersProduct Description
A high-speed color duplex scanner with Clear Image Capture technology, Ethernet and USB connectivity, and cleaning kit.$909.95 Your price for this item is $909.95 -
Tram - 25 MHz to 1,300 MHz Scanner Glass-Mount Antenna with RG58/U Cable and BNC Connector - Black
SKU: JXK8Q3FHSRSee all TV AntennasProduct Description
A black glass-mount antenna with RG58/U cable and BNC connector for enhanced CB signal reception.$43.00 Your price for this item is $43.00
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Scanner cables come in a variety of types, including USB, parallel, and SCSI cables. The type you need depends on your scanner model and the device you plan to connect it to. USB cables are the most common for modern scanners, while older models may require parallel or SCSI connections.
To find the right scanner cable, check your scanner’s user manual or the port on your scanner. Match the connector type (such as USB-A, USB-B, or SCSI) to the corresponding cable. You can also search for your scanner model on our website to see compatible cable options.
Some scanner cables, like standard USB cables, may be compatible with other devices such as printers or external hard drives. However, always ensure the cable matches the required specifications and connector type for your other device before use.
In most cases, connecting your scanner with a compatible cable will allow it to work automatically, especially if you’re using a modern operating system. However, some scanners may require specific drivers or software, which can usually be downloaded from the manufacturer’s website.
Higher-quality scanner cables can offer improved durability, better shielding against interference, and more reliable data transfer. Investing in a well-made cable can help ensure consistent performance and longevity for your scanning setup.