Electop Extension Driving Recorder Strip - White (SEO Enhanced) Review

WARNING: Reviews are of an alternative product and NOT of this two piece USB switch cable. NOT USED FOR DATA TRANSFER! ONLY for groceries. Read the notice at the bottom of the page carefully for details: NOTICE. This cable is for power ONLY, NOT for data transfer. Electop 2 Pack USB Male to Female Cables with Power Switch, USB Extender, Built-in Rocker Switch for Recorder Drive, LED Desk Lamp, USB Fan, LED Strip

Electop 2 pack male to female USB cable with on/off switch, USB connection I bought to use with a USB connected LED strip. I have a strip under my desk and since I didn't want to unplug the USB every time I wanted to turn the light off, these switches were the perfect solution. to me they seem cheap but work as expected and there are two in the pack.

After reading the pre-purchase comments, I found that a lot of reviewers didn't understand what it is and how it works. How to explain what it does and doesn't do so you can buy what you need. The USB connector has 4 pins connected with 4 wires. 2 of these wires provide power to the device. And 2 of these wires carry data. You can actually buy special adapters that don't have data lines to protect your phone when charging from a public (unreliable) power source. Hackers can use it to attack…

This is a great product for turning on and off the USB cable connected to the device. It does not transmit the data that is stated in the product description, it just switches the power on and off. I tested both cable devices and both worked correctly as described. I plugged one of these into the USB cable running from my laptop to my laptop's cooler (which sadly doesn't have an on/off switch) and it worked as described by turning my cooler on and off, but then on this one Period My wireless…

If anyone doesn't understand what this is for, thought I'd leave a review. If you have a USB powered device that is always on when plugged in, you can use this to add a manual power switch. Plug it in between a power source (be it an outlet or another USB cable) and the device itself, and then you can flip the switch in one direction to cut power to the device (turn it off), or flip the switch. switch to the other side and turn on the device (by turning it on). This can be useful if your device