Monoprice 15ft 14AWG Power Cord Cable with 3-Conductor PC Power Connector Socket, 15A - Black Review

Unfortunately it was 11 inches. I needed the whole 1 foot as advertised. I'll keep it if you need it. It's very well done. I ended up ordering 2 footers. Which turned out to be 21 inches.

This cable was needed to get my computer from an uninterruptible power supply, which powers everything in my desk, to the other end of my desk. The soft rubber made this cable very easy to route.

This is perfect for tidying up a bit of cable clutter. In any case, the computer is next to the power strip? Just use one of these. I use one for the barcade closet, straight from the extension cord to the monitor. Saves space. Winding up the cable is not necessary.

I used these to replace some of the power cords on my subwoofers. One subwoofer already had a 14-gauge power cord, and the other two had 16-gauge and 18-gauge power cords that just didn't have the power they needed to keep the amps out of trouble. So I replaced them with these 14 gauge chords and now they work better. These chords are priced right and do the job.

I bought this 12" power cord to replace the longer one that came with my powered subwoofer. The subwoofer sits right in front of the outlet and this shorter cord keeps things tidy so there's no extra cord draped on the floor, sparks, smoke or flames is all I ask for.

The cable is exactly 12 inches long from the bottom of the female end to the tip of the male end, WITHOUT the pins. So it's not a foot-long Subway item. However, make sure 12 inches will work for you! Allow for some bending at both ends, remembering that it will not make an absolute 90 degree turn. After reading the reviews here I played it safe and bought a 24 inch power I'm glad I did! For less than $5 I'm keeping it in case I find a use for it somewhere someday and don't want to waste…

I bought this 12" power cord to replace the longer one that came with my powered subwoofer. The subwoofer is right in front of the outlet and this shorter cord tidies up the setup so there are no extra cords on the floor. The materials feel premium and I've always had good results with Monoprice products I've used them for 7 weeks without Any sign of sparks, smoke or flames is all I ask for.

The cable measures exactly 12 inches from the bottom of the female end to the tip of the male end, WITHOUT the pins. So it's not a foot-long Subway item. I'm sure 12" will work for you! Allow for some bending on both ends and be aware it won't make an absolute 90 degree turn. After reading the reviews here I went played it safe and bought a 24" power cord from the same manufacturer. I'm glad I did! For under $5 I'm keeping it in case I find a use for it somewhere someday and don't want to waste

I managed to score a card but it was a tiny 6700xt so didn't really put my 850 watt PSU to the test. Due to the placement of my PC I needed a longer cable and temporarily used what I thought was a monitor cable. That was good for the most part, as my entire system was drawing around 300 watts under load. Then I got a much more power hungry GPU, and the cable seemed a lot more "flammable" than "reliable power supply". think 14awg and a lot long. Now I feel totally safe running useless tests…