On the other hand, it is only USB 2.0. If your use case involves thumb drives, you might well be frustrated. (When I plug in a thumb drive at the last moment before catching the bus, speed is often of the essence.)
(I have a USB 3.0 extension cable, which oddly enough I’ve only used for USB 2.0 devices like scanners, graphics tablets, and tethering a camera . The cable’s extra girth and extra pins are largely wasted. Oh well. )
