Computer Keyboards With Usb Plug In

I've usb everything. SD cards, printers, computer keyboards, mice, optical drives, my arduinos, my organ keyboards, etc. With the TS3 Plus I just need 1 cable to the Mac and I've got all the ports I need. It just works. This is my second one.

Excellent computer. Only complaint, could use another 1-2 USB ports. Some folks may have older keyboards, wireless mice, etc. You are basically required to buy a hub.

Works great. The only thing to know is that you must plug the USB into the computer directly and not into a USB hub. If you plug into a hub the software won't see it!

Routed up through my desk so I don't have to reach the back of the computer to plug in USB components.

Plug the battery directly into any power adapter, or a computer USB-A port to charge the battery with the provided cord.

Does exactly what it should ... card slides in and locks in place, plug into computer USB port, mount on complete.

We used these to extend USB keyboards. They work great!

Pros: Plug'n play. Cons: i don't know if it's the usb-c port or the operational system, but on a apple computer the computer is slow down by conecting on some ports, you have to try wich works best.

Used to interface a serial port multiplexer w/ a new USB only computer. It was plug and play after adjusting baud rate.

Transferring files from phone to computer now is a fly. No longer waiting, it is fast, very fast. I like the thing that I can clean up my phone any where and whenever I want to. Just plug it into the phone by using micro-usb and move any file that I want onto it. Then I can plug it into usb port of my pc at a later time to save all the files there, or plug it into usb in my car to listen to the music from mp3 files. I like it alot. However, there was a little confused at first as how to slide the port in and out, but after a while it just come easily.