Toptekits 2 Port USB 3.0 A Female Screw Panel Mount to Motherboard 20 Pin Flat Cable Cord, 1.6ft/0.5m

Worked perfect for my custom SFF case. I was able to fold the cables over each other and put a 90 degree bend on the as well. Holding up great so far, worked perfect for my needs. Easy to install and fit perfect.

My motherboard comes with 4 SATA ports. Because I'm building a NAS, I need all 4 sata ports for large hard drives and not "waste" a sata port for the OS disk (a SSD). This little adapter allowed me to connect my OS drive to one of the motherboard's sata pin header. Now I have all 4 SATA ports connected to large storage disks, which is awesome. My setup requires one more adapter cable: SATA to USB-A. I wish there was a product that combined both of these adapter cables into ONE adapter cable (SATA to motherboard pin header).

I got this cable so I could replace the stock USB 3 on my front I/O of my thermal take Core V1. The stock cable was thick and very hard to flex, this new cable is much slimier and flexes much easier. Should relieve a lot of strain on my mobo USB header. pro: looks and feels well made. flexes easily cons: attaches a bit to aggressively to the USB header, use caution if disconnecting. some brand thumb drive will need to be inserted with more force than normal. other thoughts: dose NOT natively fit the core V1, I don't want to mislead anyone with my opening statement. Cable had to be modded, I knew that before purchasing.

Going to use to retro fit a Corsair 800-D front panel bezel. Has the length to reach motherboard in this full size case

One of the external USB ports on my case ripped out when it got stuck in a flash drive. this would cause a short and I had to take apart the I/O panel and remove both ports or I would get a USB short code and my system wouldn't start. I could have bought a replacement from Coolermaster but that was a lot more money and longer shipping. While this is not a direct fit since one of the screw holes didn't line up it was the correct depth. Drilled a small hole in the metal for the other screw and installed the assembly. Now I have front USB 3.0 ports again and these cables are more flexible than the stock cables

Worked well and I was able to fasten to a preexisting tower. Needed to buy an extension. Not long enough

I purchased two of these to use them for a PC modding project. tested them both intensely with many different devices like wireless receivers dongles, USB WiFi adapters, Bluetooth USB adapters, USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 flash drives for about 3 days now and I didn't have any issue nor any error with them. strongly recommended for many DIY mods. the cable length is 20 inch (50cm) exactly which is one of my main reasons to purchase these instead of many others. the quality of the materials used for the ports and wires are very good and very well crafted. definitely buying these again for any similar future project.

I used this to replace the USB 3.0 ports on the I/O panel of a Corsair 400R case, since Corsair no longer sells the replacement cable. I used a razor knife to trim the ears off (soft plastic) and shorten the bodies to fit, then hot-glued them into place. They stick out about 2mm, but that's hidden by the dongles for my mouse and keyboard, which is what I use them for. Buttoned things up, and it works fine.