C2GLegrand USB Cable, USB A to B Cable, Black Right Angle USB Cable, 2 Meters (6.56 Feet) C2G USB Cable, 1 Count, C2G 28110

Wanted a right angle USB type B plug for a MIDI keyboard that I like to use on my desk sometimes. The keyboard is small enough, but a straight USB type B cable would stick out over my computer keyboard. This solves that problems, and allows me to route the cable neatly out of the way without interfering with any of the ports on the MIDI keyboard, nor any of the other necessities in my workspace.The picture was correct in terms of the orientation of the USB type B connector, so I had no problems there. Just check and see which orientation your device is; because those USB type B connectors can be installed any direction on hardware.Very happy with this cable, and I plan to buy more for other devices that have awkward placement of USB ports (like my MPC 1000 for example).

I used this for a cheap Chinese webcam that has pan/tilt. It works. The pan/tilt function requires some extra current, but there's no noticeable change in the motor function, which means the cable can handle the current even with the extra length. The micro end fits snug, no issues. Big end is good too. Right angles fit my application. Overall this cable is good to go.

I like the length and the right-angle connector. Works great for charging my tablet while I'm still using it. My tablet has the connection at the bottom so if I have it propped up viewing a video, the right-angle connector isn't sticking out like most micro-USBs. That allows my tablet to sit straight.The only issue I have is that the connector doesn't fit securely into my tablet (Samsung Note 10.1 2014). It's a bit loose. It doesn't fall out easily but it will disconnect if the cord pulls a bit. Still, it does the job.

I bought this because it is a long (5 Meter) cable that has a right-angled USB male adapter. I recently updated my stereo receiver in my boat and wanted to take advantage of the USB connection to run to the glove box so we could charge a phone and play music from the glove box.The only problem was that a standard USB cable would stick out from the front of the deck too much to close the protective marine cover. This right angled USB cable came to the rescue! It fit perfectly in and I was able to run the cable behind the deck and over to the glove box without issue. I imagine this would be great in a car where you were trying to do the same thing.The cord is high-quality, seems durable, and is right at the edge of the USB standard for length. I would highly recommend to anyone who doesn't want the standard USB head sticking out.

My 3D printer has a USB port on the side. I wanted to push it up against the wall. This solved the problem!

I am switching almost all of my USB cables over to angled ends. I use this one to charge my Droid from a wall adapter and from my laptop. The angled end allows the cable to run parallel to the side of the phone and it only sticks out about 0.5". It makes a nice compact setup and keeps the cord from sprawling and curving its way to wherever it needs to go.The biggest benefit though is that this reduces the amount of torque and movement that occures with the cable wiggling around and stressing the USB jacks on the phone or on the adapters.This cord was long and fairly heavy and seemd to be very good quality.

Had this cable for exactly 1 month and it worked great for my phone up until tonight. After being plugged in for about 15 minutes the micro usb overheated and melted. My phone no longer charges and the port is visibly melted. Disappointed and frustrated that this product has caused me to need a new phone when I wasn't looking to replace it.

Nice product. There are only a few angled cables on Amazon, including this one, and the one produced by StarTech. I've got two cables from StarTech, then I decided to give this one a try.The StarTech's cable is much thinner than this one. Its resistance is much higher than this one, although the length is similar. Check the attached photo, the left one is this cable, and the right one is StarTech's angled 6 feet cable.When I charge my Nexus 9 with the same charger, with this cable Nexus 9 charges fine with high currents (~900mA). With StarTech's cable Nexus 9 detects high voltage drop and only charges with low currents (~400mA). When being used, with StarTech's cable it's barely charging, but with this cable it still charges fine. I recommend this cable.

Se ve de buena calidad y funcionó Perfecto pata lo que necesitaba, conectar mi pedal midi y mi pedal Kemper player, sin problemas.

Muito bom produto,!

The cable worked very well in the beginning, but it didn't last. The spring notches which were supposed to hold the plug in place stopped to function. Now the plug became very loose and actually cause problem with my tablet as a result.NOT RECOMMENDED.

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