All Types Of Usb

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

My first test with the camera involved various types of birds in flight, taking off and landing. Vast improvement over my previous IDX, solid tracking and sharp images, even with crazy busy backgrounds. Selectable focus points on the LCD took me about 10 seconds to adapt to and love. We will see how she performs over time. One thing to note, if you are a card reader user, order a standard USB cable to USB C ahead of time so you can download images right away. The little short cable that comes with it is only usb c to usb c

These are tiny and have both types of usb. There's lots of space and they are affordable.

Works well. It's nice that it is usb c and that it has slots for all the different types of cards, definitely nice that this is one size fits all.

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.

Really like the ability to store data and have it accessible on both types of communication interfaces. USB A&C. ...and it's pretty fast for a little flash drive.

Excellent way to access multiple types of devices using a single usb device. Works like a charm on both types of usb ports.

This card reader is heavy duty and comes with two types of cabels. I connected mine to a USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port with PowerShare on my Dell Computer. The Card Reader can read SD Memory cards or the new CFexpress cards quite fast. It's definetly a high-quality product and does the job.

For many years, I have been purchasing 4-port USB Hubs that were a lot less expensive; however, when I plugged the mouse's Nano into one of these types of Hubs commands from the mouse would all too often go unrecognized. I've been told by computer savvy people that these types of Nanos get confused from a laptop cooling fan and other flash drives, etc. being simultaneously plugged into those types of Hubs. I have also found that the less expensive Hubs have a relatively short life span and I don't know what causes this. The cable on this Xcellon USB-4311B 4-port USB 3.1 Hub is much thicker than the bargain hubs. As the product's description suggests, it has a 3.1 functionality and many newer computers these days have one or more 3.1 ports. I really did not know how this product would perform; however, now that I've been using it for hours already, it has not missed a beat when it comes to my laptop recognizing each and every action that the wireless mouse generates. One tip that I will offer is to make certain that the blue LED light is illuminated when this Xcellon USB 3.1 Hub is in use and if it is not there is an on off button near the opposing end of the Hub's body. The LED light turns off automatically when the computer shuts down.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This cord is a nice little cable to have that provides a useful USB connection for many different types of devices. It has a good length that allows for expanded use with your electronics and is made of a tough material that helps it last.