usb b female port

Common cables that mate with a USB B female port include USB A–to–B cables, USB B–to–C cables, and USB 2.0 active extension/repeater cables (used to extend B-type connections).

Listings typically describe connector gender as male-to-female for many USB B cables and extensions (e.g., a male plug that inserts into a USB B female port).

Several listings specify standard 5V USB power. Examples include an audio cable listing 5V/500 mA (no Power Delivery), another listing “Power: Up To 5 Volts,” and a powered USB hub that ships with a 5V/4A DC supply and offers limited charging for some iOS devices while the PC sleeps.

Active USB 2.0 extension cables use a buffering/active IC in the cable to boost and retime the signal, preventing loss so the connection can maintain High-Speed USB (USB 2.0) performance over extended lengths (some listings advertise extensions up to 16 ft).

Listings show USB 3.0 devices advertising up to 5 Gbps and USB 2.0 (High‑Speed) devices up to 480 Mbps, with several items noting backward compatibility with USB 1.1 and 1.0.