🔌 SaiTech IT 4 Pack 15cm – 6inch Adjustable Flexible USB 2.0 Male to Female Extension Adapter Cable - World's Shortest USB 2.0 Extension Cable: Buy Now! Review

I bought these cables for Raspberry Pi 3 powered devices. I had to connect several Zwave dongles to my Pi. However, since the USB ports are so close together, this is a problem. That's where these cables come in. They are not very long and I can connect them and then the keys to the Raspberry Pi. No problem as I've been using them for a few months now

My complaint: These cables that I received came with a sticker wrapped around the cable. Removing the sticker will leave the cable with sticky adhesive on the cable itself. I've tried WD40, alcohol and an all purpose household cleaner. Couldn't take everything off. annoys. The cables are also "flexible", but not particularly flexible. I have other short USB extenders that are more flexible. Conclusion: choose other cables. There are many others to choose from that don't have a sticky sticker.

I bought a new Lenovo laptop and found my mouse to work very erratically when I plugged the dongle directly into the laptop's USB port. I checked online and found that sometimes it's important to hold the key a short distance from the computer so the electrical signals don't get in the way. I used a longer cable at first but that was a pain in the ass. Once he understood things and almost yanked the computer in my hands. This little shorty is perfect. He keeps the key far enough away, but not…

I originally used this to ease access to my multiport USB hub - some thumb drives are "tall" and others are "short" - clumsy fingers can't always get the disk out without pressing the rest 100% of the time. Plus, getting to the back ports on a PC is always fun. Plug in those tiny nano receivers or small USB sticks. good luck getting them out. Let small cables fray with everyday plugging/unplugging while protecting the connectors themselves. Finally, there are devices that come with "USB…

I bought these 6 inch USB 2.0 extenders in December 2016. use (see picture). The extensions were exactly as described. They feel solid. Connections are tight. The pads on the female ends are better than the bare metal on my other cable (see picture). Each cable is packed in a plastic bag. However, there is a small blemish that keeps me from a 5 star rating. The manufacturer sanded the die after molding, leaving a shaggy burr and sanding dust on the edges. I just sanded the edges with sandpaper…

Dude, these are so cool. I usually just use a CBD and a mouse and a USB hub. Since I have multiple computers, I always unplug everything and move everything right out of the ports on the box. But not anymore! I added them to the 1 foot cords just long enough to reach gear. All the old clutter is gone and I no longer have to move to rearrange the cables on the back of the boxes. Everything is easy to see with the colored tape I received and now I love my desk. No mess and no worries. So far…

What does adaptable and flexible mean to you? What this means to me is that you can bend the cable in a certain position and it will hold that position. Stronger than phone charging cable, weaker than AB printer cable. Solid Cat5/6 cable is more robust than this. In fact, the pudding is chewy than this one. They may not be strong enough to hold some USB receivers/dongles etc. And certainly not if you had to connect them in series to reach the required height. "Length 6" also includes…

I purchased these 6" USB 2.0 extenders in December 2016. I use them in computers and monitors for convenience as the ports on them are usually tightly clustered and are used often (see Picture). The extensions were exactly as described. They feel solid. Connections are tight. The pads on the female ends are better than the bare metal on my other cable (see picture). Each cable is packaged in a plastic bag. However there is one small blemish that keeps me from giving a 5 star rating.The…