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Aukey 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub (3x Charging Ports + 4x Data Ports) EXPIRED
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Voting on this looks suspicious ymmv.
1. you are not sure if the cable is a straight A to A cable or some other proprietary pinout (you'll have to check it yourself);
2. Do you have a type A to A cable hanging around? Probably not. so it is inconvenient.
3. If you need to buy a longer cable, you'll have to watch carefully to make sure it is for USB 3 (with the extra pins) and with length/wire gauge meeting USB 3's standard (because that A to A cable may be made for USB 1 or 2); but it just used 3's type B, then all this is eliminated.
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p.s. This is about USB-A/B connectors. USB-C is different, it's still not peer-to-peer but the same connector is used on both ends, so USB-C devices *are* protected against someone plugging the wrong end of the cable.