Belkin 3.1 Usb C To Micro B Cable

[USB-A Male] .review for: Belkin SuperSpeed+ USB 3.1 Type-A to Type-C Cable (3', Black) MFR # F2CU029BT1M-BLK This cable won't dissapoint. This is not like the cheap cables where connectors are wiggling and shaking when connected. The belking metal connectors fit snugly in the Type-A and Type-C ports we plugged them into, staying firmly in place with minimal wiggling. If you want a high quality cable, this is it.

[USB-A Male] Great USB 3.1 Type C cable

[0.35 lb] The Lexar 3.1 Reader has worked reliably every day for the last few months. It seems to allow nearly full read & write speed of v30 and v60 SDXC cards when connected to a USB-C port with an adapter and also works as expected on USB 3 Type-A ports. The bright indicator LED changes from red to blue when a card is mounted. Insertion and removal of SD cars is smooth and easy with no scratching of card contacts. I don't use micro SD cards, so haven't tried the micro SD slot yet. Idle current for the LED and interface chip is a low 31.4 mA (no card inserted) and the reader stays cool during extended use. Seems to be a reliable card interface at a reasonable price.

[9 x 6.1 x 2.6"] The cable is compatible to my Belkin 7-Port USB Hub.

[1 A] Couldn't be happier. Just make sure you have the exact right USB 3.1 cable that you need; there are a few different types.

[SATA 3 (6 Gb/s)] I find this cable nice and strong, and I appreciate the speed of USB-C 3.1. Works great!

[3' / 0.9 m] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm so glad I chose this micro USB charger from Belkin. The length of the charger is perfect for my needs, not too long or too short. The best part is that it charges extremely fast which is a big plus when charging my devices. This is a great product from Belkin!

[Y-Cable] A little confusing regarding USB 3.0 vs. USB 3.1. It was listed as a USB 3.1 Gen 1 cable on the BH website, but when received the box says USB 3.0. After a bit of research I discovered that USB 3.1 gen 1 is the same thing as USB 3.0, so all is good albeit a bit confusing. Cable seems to be of excellent quality.

[0.255 lb] If you have transfer speed issues, use a certified USB C 3.1 cable; not all cables are created equally. I was stuck with 40MB transfer speed until I changed my cable. With the proper cable, it jumps to over 480MB/sec. Much faster and no need for other adapters.

[100 W] This Kondor Blue right-angle usb 3.1 type-c cable is being used to record 3:1 CDNG Raw video from the BMPCC 4K camera to the Samsung T5. It works perfectly without dropped frames -- it's a cost-effective alternative to Cfast 2.0 cards. Furthermore, the right-angle Type-C termination fits well with the Smallrig cage while using a Smallrig cable clamp, so the cable is not protruding from the side AND there's no chance of accidentally pulling it out - a bonus.