Emulators For Switch That Load From Usb

So far, I've had no issues so far with the controller in either Steam games or emulators. The controller feels just like a playstation controller, so it's easy to get used to the controls. And since the cord is so long, I could sit away from the computer on the couch. 10/10 Would buy again.

I use this with an Iogear 2 port usb automatic printer switch. I have 2 of these 6 inch cables that go out of the printer switch, one goes to a 7 port USB hub for a Mac Pro & the other to a 4 port usb hub for a Windows PC. I only needed short cables so they work perfect for me.

Had to switch out my old inflatable ones as they were useless with a heavy load and one eventually popped. These are way better even though they provide less shock absorption. Not much of an issue for me as I transport verything in padded cases.

Bought this for use on a Switch. Required a free software update from Nintendo but all the games load fine.

I switch out the contents of my bag depending on what Im going to shoot. At max load, I have been able to fit the following items into the main compartment: Z7orZ6 body  FTZ  Mount  Adapter 500mm f5.6

This is a nice, compact light. It is very bright, nice switch and USB port as well.

I really like this harness. I wish the main loops for carrying the load were a tad higher, but over all the build quality is very nice and the harness is very comfortable to wear. Not sure if I will get much use out of the built-in usb battery compartment in the back and the shoulder usb plug. It was a nice idea but maybe better as an option. The battery compartment in the back is not huge so its somewhat limiting in the size of battery you can fit in it. Still for its main purpose the harness is excellent and very comfortable.

I bought 2 of these to go with 2 identical MacBook Pro 13.3 Mid-2020 notebooks. So far, so good. The hub works as advertised. It does get a little warm when plugged in and no load attached (USB devices, SD cards, etc.). You can daisy-chain this hub along with the MBP's charger to consolidate ports. If you do this or put a load on the hub (connect a USB device), it will get a little bit warmer than previously. I was not burning hot, like other reviewers have mentioned. I guess each person's opinion is different; it works for me and that's more important. I like the idea it gives you wired Ethernet along with HDMI, USB 3.1, Type-C and SDXC connections. It would probably cost twice as much if you were to achieve the equivalent adapter from Apple.

I used the USB port to load a firmware upgrade, which was easy for me but not clearly documented for less techy users. Otherwise, the software setup was a breeze. Having a quality scanner I prefer this slightly smaller footprint over HP's typical AIO ("all-in-one") printers. Besides the fact that the scanners with the AIO units are generally inferior to a free standing scanner. But I stick with HP for all my printer needs.

The Xcellon 12-Port 60W USB-A Charging Hub is very convenient as a USB add-on box to my charging station along with the other non USB chargers I have. I'm using it to charge a variety of things such as an iPhone 13 ProMax, some LED pocket lights, bluetooth speakers, pretty much anything I can find in my office desk i'm throwing at this charger. The unit can get a bit warm when fully loaded which is normal. The size is nice and compact and it comes with a power cord. No clunky DC brick adapters. It's all built in It's a clean plug-in into the wall outlet with just the regular AC cord. It charges intelligently, and it has overvoltage and overheating protection. You can load all 12 USB ports at once, as long as the total load from your devices does not exceed 60 watts. When you max out loading all 12 ports, the unit will still deliver 1A per port to efficiently charge all your devices. Works well for my needs. I also attached a picture showing the devices I'm charging with this unit. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review.