The term "SATA data cable without clip" describes a SATA cable used for data transfer in computer systems, specifically without the locking clip mechanism typically found on SATA cables. These cables are used to connect SATA devices such as hard drives, solid-state drives, or optical drives to the motherboard or a SATA controller card.

Introducing the SATA Extension Cable, a versatile solution for extending the reach of your SATA connections. Available in 0.3M and 0.5M lengths, this cable features a 7+15 22-pin male to female connector configuration, allowing you to easily extend both data and power connections for your 2.5 and 3.5-inch HDDs and SSDs. Key Features: 1. Length Options: Available in 0.3M and 0.5M lengths to suit your specific needs. 2. 7+15 22-Pin Configuration: Features a 22-pin male to female connector setup, allowing for seamless extension of both data and power connections. 3. Compatibility: Compatible with 2.5 and 3.5-inch HDDs and SSDs, ensuring versatility for a wide range of storage devices. 4. High-Quality Construction: Constructed with durable materials for reliable performance and long-lasting durability. 5. Easy Installation: Simply plug the male connector into your drive and the female connector into your motherboard or power supply for quick and easy installation. Experience seamless con

An "OTG adapter" (On-The-Go adapter) is a small cable or connector that enables USB devices, such as flash drives or keyboards, to be connected to mobile devices like smartphones or tablets that support USB OTG functionality.

A "mini USB male to USB female cable" allows you to connect devices with a mini USB port to devices with a standard USB port.

A "USB male to USB male 0.3m cable" is a short cable with USB male connectors on both ends, used for connecting two USB devices together.

'Short audio cable: male 2.5mm to female 3.5mm, 0.2m.'

An "8-pin male to 8-pin female power line" is a cable used to deliver power between components in a computer or electronic device. The male end typically plugs into a power supply unit (PSU) or motherboard connector, while the female end connects to a component such as a graphics card or CPU. These cables are commonly used for delivering power to high-performance components that require additional power beyond what the motherboard can provide.

It's a 0.15-meter splitter cable with a standard TRRS 3.5mm male connector on one end and two standard TRS 3.5mm female connectors on the other, enabling you to split audio from one source to two devices.