Lightning Node Pro Power Cable

[0.42 lb] Using the 6 foot cable to power my lightning charger on my nightstand. Excellent cable.

[2304 ] I'm using this in a Akitio Node Titan eGPU enclosure with a Mac Mini. When it works it is lightning fast. Every once in a while the screen freezes and I have to shutdown. Hopefully Apple will fix that, but in the meantime its still worth it for the speed.

[2.1] I got the new Power Node 2.1 with my ne KLH model 5 speakers, easy set up and integration into the BluOs , via app. Sound is great, and clear, easy navigation through the app, iOS, and simple to use. Love it. looks cool too, not using HDMI so no comments, worth the price.

[30 dBm] The three-node system served the 100Mbps line rate of my cable modem to every point at the house, for significantly less cost than the major brand competitors. Some reviews point out that this lower cost design does not have a 3rd dedicated channel for data hops between nodes in the mesh. For my application, this limitation does not appear to be significant, but I could see where it could matter for a significantly faster service.

[25,000 mAh] Love having both lightning and usb-c compatibility with a powerful power bank, very convenient

[1.81 lb] I picked up two of these batteries a month ago for a wedding livestream. Once at the wedding, the photographer noticed our setup and asked why I didn't just run an extension cable into the wall. Aside from the obvious reason of not wanting anyone to trip on the cable, I made the remark If this whole venue were to lose power, I will still be able to livestream.” Ladies and gentlemen... guess what happened. For a solid 15 minutes, the entire venue was out of power. While the DJ and photographers were wondering what was going on, my team and I didn't skip a beat, and were able to continue the stream through the outage. On a technical note: I was able to power the Hollyland Mars 400S Pro receiver, an ATEM Mini Pro, a Blackmagic Pocket 6K and my MacBook Pro 15” off of a single one of these 270w batteries for roughly an hour and a half. With two of these batteries and a charger, I was able to swap and maintain the livestream for the full seven hours.

[Regulated] I am a pro videographer. That is why I have Anton Bauer batteries with D-Tap. This Cable lets me power my small Aputure light for 14 hours! It also lets me use my Anton Bauer's for my Sound Devices MixPre-6 II. I get about 11 hours on that.

[D-tap] I'm using the Watson Pro D-Tap to 4-Pin XLR Cable to power led lights that allow voltages up to 16V from a V-Mount battery. The D-Tap plug is well built and the XLR end is also as solid as the original DC adapter that comes with the 20 Genaray Spectro LED Baton Stick Light (BH #GEBATON20) that I'm currently using as an example (see pictures attached with this review) Very happy with this cable. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review].

[0.2 lb] I bought a device that came with a USB-C cable, and I realized the only plug adapter I had was the Apple USB-A wall charger. What to do? I bought this Xuma USB-C Wall Charger. For Under $10, this is a steal. Just be aware that this wall charger is best for smartphones and tablets. It doesn't have enough power to charge the more power hungry laptops and tablets like the latest MacBook Pro and iPad Pro.

[Plastic] This cable is a great option for use when I take the RODECaster Pro on the road. I can use the same USB power block as other equipment for power.