🔌 CY 9pin USB Header Male to Female Extension Splitter Cable Connector Adapter - USB 2.0 Type A Female to 9 Pin Female Header Motherboard Cable Cord Review

I had some extra USB 2.0 pins and wanted 2 extra USB ports. It was a good decision! At first I was disappointed that they wouldn't stay flush with the case like the built in USB ports, but later I found it was a good idea to have an extra 4 or 5 inches for my USB headphones. Cable. To avoid accidentally damaging the pins, I recommend attaching the cable from these USB ports securely to the case. That way, if you accidentally tug on them, they'll stay stuck on the zipper. After all, they're…

If you plug it in the wrong way like the first time, the USB device will be destroyed. live and learn This can be remedied if the manufacturer blocks a pin to ensure correct orientation, like the USB ports on the case.

Nothing more to say, works great. I have a Logitech G533 headset dongle and an Xbox wireless controller dongle that plug into this little rock in my case with no problems or fuss. Now just a nice clean front panel. This setting reduces the range of all wireless devices, but that's entirely up to the CASE, as you know they're in it now. But as long as you're in the same room, you won't have any connection problems at all in this configuration.

Do not buy this cable it is a total lie as to what it is. The listing image shows a larger, full-size connector for connecting to a computer motherboard connector. Instead you will receive the image I uploaded. A tiny connector that is too small to fit on any motherboard. Totally wrong list.

Make sure you know how to connect it. I really like it since my motherboard has three USB2. now it is in the case. So yes! Make sure you know how to connect it.

Brought to hide the KB/M key in the case. It is suitable for motherboards with 9-pin connectors. The missing pin is a shield/S-GND, not really necessary and should be positioned so that the black wire on the product goes to the missing pin.

Must be used with 2 devices that require an integrated 9 pin USB connector. This left me with 2 USB ports where I only used short USB cables to connect my internal devices.

Works great on my new Asus AM4 motherboard. I ran out of USB ports and had to plug in a bluetooth dongle. Since it would never be removed, this seemed like the best and least expensive option. This worked exactly as I had hoped. The connector plugs directly into the USB 2.0 header on my motherboard (after verifying correct orientation). The cable was long enough to route everything behind the motherboard and from the front of my case behind the faceplate for optimal bluetooth signal. Cables and

I connected this interconnect cable to my ASUS TUF Gaming X570 PRO WIFI motherboard and it seems to work fine. As previously mentioned, it is important to pay attention to the orientation of the cable when connecting it to the motherboard. There is no locking pin on the motherboard side of the connector, so since it comes from the factory it can be plugged in the other way around. Make sure you check the pin alignment on the motherboard and the connector itself. I always confirm things like…

I bought this USB adapter to power my internal floppy drive I needed to buy some sort of adapter that plugs into the old school PATA pins plugged into the back of the floppy disk drive. to a small circuit board that sat between the back of the floppy drive and plugged into an internal USB port (hence the reason I bought that Y-adapter). I didn't use this adapter because the board wasn't soldered very well so I returned it but kept this adapter. A single end of this USB adapter plugs directly…