Gateway Computer Power Cable

The gateway to paradise

I use this to hook my DSL Gateway to my LAN switch with no issues and everything is running smooth I would recommend this to my friends and family and would purchase again if needed I also bought the same cable in different colors so I can look at the cable and know where the other end is hooked to just by the color of the cable

I bought this when I switched from uverse to xfinity. I needed a cable gateway and so far this has done the trick. For the most part my ookla speed test always comes close or exceeds the cable speed I’m paying for; which is pretty impressive during these “uncertain times”. Another thing I’m happy about was it’s smooth interface with my Western Digital My Cloud.

I lost the power cable to my laser printer during a recent move. I went to the local computer shop to buy a replacement. It was a big mistake. The gauge was too small, and it almost caught on fire during a heavy printing session. I found this cable here. It is much heavier duty and is able to handle this light-dimming laser printer of mine. This time I made the right decision.

I am using it to power a computer and monitor from one outlet. This is a well-built sturdy cable, yet still manages to delicately split the electrons almost perfectly!

The product is fine, but the information says it is USB 2.0 compatible. This is true from a data transmission standpoint, but that is not the end of the story. If using this cable on a computer with a USB 2.0 port, that USB 2.0 port needs to supply sufficient power for the active component on the USB 3.0 cable to operate. Unfortunately on my mid-2010 MacBook Pro the USB 2.0 ports do not have sufficient power for the USB 3.0 TetherPro cable. I am sure this is the case with some other computer's USB 2.0 ports. So I returned the TT USB 3.0 cable and purchased the TT USB 2.0 Active Extension. All works well now.

This cable was purchased for an Electronic Automotive equipment manufacturer. It replaced the power cable for a computer sent from a testing computer built in Japan. They had used a 2-prong extension cable for the 3-prong power cord for the LCD monitor.

I use the cable to connect the SSHD drive to my computer -- power and data. I hadn't connected any SATA drives before so I had to look at some websites in order to figure out how it should go.

I got this cable to connect my MixPre 3 to my computer to use it as an audio interface. A standard USB-C to A cable will work but the mixer will run in low power mode, limiting functionality. This cable allows full power, full functionality when connected to a computer, though it does require two free USB A ports. The cable seems sturdy and high quality, which is good because it's not inexpensive. Basically, it does what I needed it to do and seems like decent quality, I'm happy with it.

I am using this cable to connect my computer with speakers.