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Connector B                                                                 1 - SATA (7 pin, Data) Latching Receptacle

Color                                                                             Black/Red/Yello/White/Blue etc.

Connector Style                                                            Straight  with Latching

Product Weight                                                             0.4 oz [10 g]

Wire Gauge                                                                  26AWG

Weight                                                                           0.5 oz [15 g]

SATA cable for HDD or SSD connection cable

SATA Cable for HDD and SSD

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Specifications
.Side 1: 7-pin SATA Plug
.Side 2: 7-pin SATA Plug
.Cable Length: 18 inches or customized. Latest SATA Revision 3.0 up to 6 Gbps
.Backwards compatible with SATA 1.0, 2.0 Ports
.Please note the data transfer of the SATA subsystem will be limited to that of the slowest device

The SATA III 6 Gbps Cable connects newer and legacy SATA I, II drives to internal motherboards and host controllers. IT techs always need a spare cable on hand as a troubleshooting tool. DIY gamers can quickly upgrade their computer to an SSD for expanded storage and improved data transfer speeds. The latching clips provide a secure connection.

COMPATIBLE with popular SATA equipped devices such as: Asus 24x DVD-RW Serial-ATA Internal Optical Drive, Crucial MX100 BX100 MX200 SATA Solid State Drive, Kingston240GB SSD V300 SATA 3 Solid State Drive, LG Electronics 14x Internal BDXL Blu-Ray Burner Rewriter, Samsung 850 EVO SSD 850 Pro SSD, Seagate 3TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive, SanDisk Extreme PRO 240GB, SIIG DP SATA 4-Port Hybrid PCIe, WD Black Performance Desktop Hard Drive, WD Green Internal Hard Drive.

FAQ:

Question: What wire gauge (AWG) are these cables? 

Answer: SATA III Cable is 26AWG. 

Question: I have been looking for a cable with a 90° down and a 90° left end forever, this looks almost perfect. Is it available in black?

Answer: I have also been looking for really thin SATA cables exactly like this in black, but blue seems to be the only color anyone has. However, one easy trick is to use something like Krylon Fusion in black to repaint them. All you have to do is carefully tape off the ends. I was successfully able to do this with some exposed bits of NF-F12 iPPC 2000 PWM wires (used as a bottom-mounted case fan, some of the wire is exposed where it leaves the controller in the center and is routed out towards the outer edge of the housing). The paint took very well, so it should work with these SATA cables as well. 

Question: is there a 12-inch version of this?

Answer: dear customer, we are a factory and support customized cable length and color.

 Feedback

1. "All the negative reviews are from people who either bought the wrong type or found the connectors to be too high-profile for their needs. Nobody addresses the quality negatively.
The cables seem fine to me. They work as they should. Best of all, they're CHEAP! I bought a pack of 10 8-inch cables for a mini ITX server, which was a perfect fit."

2. "Nothing too exciting here. I had a few SSDs floating around on USB adapters and used these SATA data jumpers to finally do a little housekeeping and put them Inside the box, where they belong. They are made with precision, and with minor difficulty got them plugged into the MB (six SATA ports). They lock in nicely, and 18 inches seems to be about the right length for meandering through the box to the SSD's new resting places. Recommended .. Five Stars. Cheers!"

3. " For my purposes the right angle cable ends work perfectly, but YMMV. On my main board, the SATA ports are lined up wide side by wide side ( | | | | ), not in a line end to end ( _ _ _ _ ), so the right-angle cable ends keep the cable low in the case, making it is easier to rout from the SATA port to the SATA device. So if your ports are lined up end to end, you may prefer a straight cable end rather than a right angle end."

4. "I bought 1000 sets of SATA cables and these were the longer ones to reach my hard drives that were in a bay farther from the motherboard. I would recommend for people who plan to cable manage their cables as it gives plenty of extra to run it where you need it."