Apple Usb C Power Adapter Extension Cable

[0.13 lb] It's a quality Sony adapter that lets you use an USB extension cable of whatever length you need to for your DSLR/Video rig. works great and handy for phones or other USB adapter needs Well Made and will last

[1 in] I bought this two years ago and have had zero problems with it. I hooked up the USB power cord to an extension cable to give me ample room. It takes two DisplayPort monitors and daisy chains the signal so it can go into a single DP connection.

I bought this two years ago and have had zero problems with it. I hooked up the USB power cord to an extension cable to give me ample room. It takes two DisplayPort monitors and daisy chains the signal so it can go into a single DP connection.

[USB-C Male] This cable fixed my CarPlay issues. I have a 2019 Ford F450 and with the Apple cable + USB-C adapter (Apple doesn’t sell a USB-A to USB-C cable) I was constantly getting disconnected from my CarPlay receiver. I haven’t had a single disconnect with this cable. A real life-saver!

[Passive] This adapter transforms micro your micro USB cable into a much sturdier than Apple's original Lightning cable. It snaps on tightly, charges and transfers data well, works for both iPhone and iPad.

[Black] Somewhere along the line, Apple figured out something that many other cable manufacturers haven't learned namely, that cables should be springy, not easily bendable. Cables should NEVER be folded or wrapped tightly with sharp bends. If you want your cables to last, they should be coiled into a circle when you store them, and that's easy to do when the cable is springy. Most of Apple's cables are springy these days, and this power adapter extension is no exception. I bought three of them, and I placed them everywhere I'm likely to plug in a power adapter. In that way, the power adapters don't remain plugged in (consuming current, even when they're not in use), and I just pop the duckhead end of the cable onto whatever power adapter I'm carrying with my device...iPad, iPod, or MacBook Pro. Both the duckhead connector end and the AC plug end have good strain relief. If you take care of this cable, it should last a lifetime.

[USB] I want to power my new SONY FX3 via USB. But there was a problem: when I flip out the screen and turn it 180 degrees so the talent can see themselves while being filmed, the USB cable cuts across the screen, partially blocking it. It juts into the screen area. But with this Saraminic right angle adapter, neither the adapter nor the USB cable intrude into the screen area when viewed by the talent. If you have trouble figuring out which part of the two images is the Saramonic adapter--that's the point. It is unobtrusive. Also: the USB cables fits into the adapter tightly, really snugly. It won't slip out if left alone. The only problem the Saramonic didn't solve was my script.

[USB-C Male] It's a bit annoying that one needs this cable in the first place to power the MixPre while using it as a USB interface. I considered a Hirose power sled adapter but that was going to be a lot of trouble and expense. Against Sound Devices' recommendation I tried a couple workarounds using other types of USB-C adapters designed for other devices and predictably they didn't work. So you do need this cable, and at least it's nice and sturdy with heavy gauge wire and a handy 6' length. As per a YouTube video I use it with a powered USB hub (TenDak) connected to an iPhone with the lightning-USB camera adapter. It's a little kludgey with all the wires and adapters but it does work reliably, allowing me to use very high quality mics and the MixPre's excellent preamps and ADC for recording video on the iPhone with a third party app (ProMovie). This saves a ton of trouble syncing and mixing the tracks post-capture. So overall I can't complain, it does the job I needed!

[2.9 lb] This USB 2.0 Active Extension Cable comes as two 16' cables NOT one 32 cable. ......I hooked the two cables together connected my Nikon D200 to my laptop and it worked perfect. A 15MB photo downloaded in two seconds. As it turns out I'm glade it comes as a two cables.

[1 User] The product is great but please note in order for the adapters to work, they must be hooked to the Apple 12W USB Power Adapter (i.e., iPads &/or similar for laptops). Choose a plug from the World Travel Adapter Kit. The International plug goes into the foreign wall but you will see it has no connecting area for the US end. Take the 12W Apple USB adapter and pull it apart at the corner. You will find a hidden area that now allows you to slid your International plug adapters backside into the 12W USB adapter. Thus creating a male/female electrical connecting area. Took 2 hours on the phone with Apple for them to find this answer as it is not in the booklet nor on any web page. Apple called a local store to finally get the answer.