USB-Cable Reviews

It is a 5 meter cable. You can connect any product with usb connection to your computer.It works very fast and good. Cause it have 5 meters you can connect your printer or scanner or anything you have connect away from the computer and you safe space.

Bought this cable to connect my iMac with an older Epson 740i printer. Works like a dream, and the colors match my equipment nicely as well.

In setting up a Home Office, I sought an easy means to switch between a WinXP box and Apple System. This gave me that and more. I highly recommend the unit for anyone attempting to cut down on wire clutter and empower themselves with a one-click method for switching in between systems and operating systems.

This is an awesome product. I can already see its possibilities. For curiousity's sake, I use this with my Dell Inspiron 1100 (a mediocre laptop nowadays)

Pros:
-Small & compact (this is actually the smallest USB hub ive seen) so it's great for ppl on the go
-Relatively inexpensive compared to other hubs

Cons:
-Takes a while to detect after startup

Overall, I am pleased with its performance. I have heard of other hubs overheating but I don't seem to have that problem with this one =)

I own a Zip-Linq cable for my Palm Tungsten T, and it's great. When I bought a Sony-Ericsson T610, I immediately ordered this Zip-Linq cable. However, the T610 is not supported by this cable. (As of Dec-03, Keyspan does not offer a cable for the T610). Unfortunately, Amazon doesn't list the models this cable does support, and I wasn't diligent about checking Keyspan's site first (kids, never assume something when it comes to cellular phone connectors!).

As a public service, here's the list of supported phones, taken from the Zip-Linq package: T20 (all), T28* (all), T39, T60 (all), T61 (all), T65, T66, T68 (all), T200, T206, T300 9all), T306, T601, T601x, R190, R300 (all), R310s, R320, R380 (all), R520 (all), R600, R3001, A2218Z, A2618, A2628, A2638, A3618 (*use 6V booster).

This 48Mb card filled to capacity with ~150 pics takes less time to download to my PC than the 8Mb Kodak card that comes with the Kodak DC240. Beware that the Jumpshot cable works only with USB enabled Compactflash cards. It is the easiest way to download pics from your Lexar Media cards, but not a replacement for a compacflash card reader.

I use this cable to connect my laser printer to my PC. If you bother to shop around you will notice that almost all USB cables are priced around $20.00.

Why buy some unknown store brand cable and save one or two bucks when you can have the quality Monster brand for this price?

FWIW, I have had no problems, and installation was a snap.

I have a confession to make: I bought this Orange Micro IEEE 1394 cable on Amazon only because it was the cheapest IEEE 1394 cable I could find anywhere. But when I received the cable, I was impressed with the easy-to-open packaging and the big letters "Assembled in USA". Proud and anxious, I set out to test the cable right away, and was happy to find it a competent cable. Have used it to transfer multiple gigabytes of data between my Sony MiniDV camcorder and Fujitsu laptop with no problems whatsoever. If you are looking for an IEEE 1394 cable, this is the one to get, and there's no justification for paying 3-6 times more for other brands.

This is a great item, a person that is always on the go for business or pleasure will enjoy the compactness and easy connection via the usb port. The price is great for this product, due to it's manufactures name. I'm a hard to please person when it comes to my computer needs, I recommend this item to everyone that is in need of one. The shipping of this item is great, I was told that it would take up to 7 day's for free shipping, It was delivered to my door in 3 day's.