In Ear Monitor Cable Connection Types

[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.

I use this with a wired in-ear monitor system at our church to give me a little more freedom to move around. It seems very durable and the connection is tight so it doesn't come loose. I'm very pleased with the quality and it was in stock so even the free shipping was quick - only 3 days.

I love my Countryman E6, as do most users. However, after a few years, the connection behind the ear became intermitent, causing terrible static. The replacement cable solved the problem. I choose to SAVE HALF on the cable by buying the unterminated pigtail, and soldering it to the old plug. This is a great way to go.

This cable definitely makes a difference in the speed of the connection. Good that the cable lengths meet up with the monitor's.

We have been using this monitor since it has all possible cable connection options including HDMI BNC Serial etc.

I just like this connection system for my camera. Easy on/off for various types straps.

Works well with my on camera monitor. Short cable doesn't get tangled. Stable connection.

The cable is shielded and provides a 12G SDI connection from your camera to your monitor. Buy with confidence.

I used this cable (1 of 3 I purchased) for the first time last night at my show. I worked flawlessly with my In-Ear monitor system.

I didn't like my previous dock where the main connection cable goes out from the front, creating a mess on my small desk. This one has the main cable connecting from the rear, where it can partially hide in the back. It also has an actual power button so that my lighted keyboard won't remain on. There's also no annoying side ports, a plus in my setup. One of the few knocks is that there isn't enough USB ports. The headphone port is out on the front, which is unfortunately way too common in docking stations and makes cabling traditional computer speakers a challenge. As a reminder, the dock cannot magically grant access to more than one external monitor on basic Mac computers. It's fine for me since I don't intend to use more than one external monitor for my Macbook Air M1.