USB 1.1/2.0 specifies a maximum cable length of 5 meters (~16 feet) as a function of a minimum required transmission speeds. That's pushing the limit, to some degree, and will be highly dependent on how well the cable is made, shielding, etc. If you're worried about reliability, I would go under that, probably no more than 3 meters (~10 feet).
The last entry on this list is the USB Extension Cable from VCZHS. This cable has the most radical length out of the other entries. It can be as long as 30 feet. That long length is great for webcams far from the main computer. For smaller setups, it’s pretty impractical.I read that USB standard limits the length of a cable to 5 meters for high speed devices and 3 meters for low speed devices. I guess that both mouse and keyboard belong into the low speed ones. I measured that I need 1.2 more meters. However there are no 1.2m USB cables available in the shops I have access to, only 1m or 1.8m.The passive USB cable is the cheapest and most common solution to extend your current USB cable. The maximum length allowed for this type of cable is 4 meters or 13 feet. If your current cable is 1 meter then, you can only add another 3 meters to keep the cable working properly. Increasing cable length over maximum length will lead to
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