Micro Usb Charge Ps4

Brighter than the F12 and very useful. Downside is the charge port is old style micro-USB and not USB-C

This is a warranty exchange from its predecessor with the micro USB charge port and it's definitely brighter and charges faster. The only downside I noticed was the switch. It is recessed and can be problematic to turn on and off. Also it gets hot while on high, don't know if it's normal but will be checking into this. Otherwise it's good.

not much to say. these micro USB cables are accessories to charge and sync my iPhone through the mophie charger (iPhone 6s)

Full Disclosure: Coast provided me this ZX600 battery in order for me to test it out. But, everything I will talk about in this review is my own opinion. Coast Portland was not given copy approval nor any editorial input in this review. That means, they're reading this review for the first time along side you. These are the topics I will cover. Skip to whatever corresponding number in order to read about that specific topic and find what you are looking for. 1) Overview 2) What I Dislike 3) Charging Port/Charging Indicator 5) Charge Time/Battery Satistics 6) Thoughts The Individual Topics Begin Here: 1) Overview: • The ZX600 battery is desighned to fit in place of 3 AA batteries • It is a lithium-polymer battery • It has a hard casing and can be inserted only one way with large marking denoting positive (+) and negative (-) 2) What I Dislike: • I dislike the use of a Micro-USB port to charge the battery instead of a newer USB-C port • Recharge time is ridiculously long 3) Charging Port/Charging Indicator • There is a Micro-USB port on the front of the battery • There is a charging indicator to the left of the Micro-USB port • A solid red light indicates charging and a solid green light indicates the battery is fully charged 4) Charge Time/Battery Satistics: • The battery was tested from completely dead Rated Capacity: 2100 mah Tested Capacity: 2241 mah Charge Speed: 450 mah Time: 5 hours 34 minutes 5) Thoughts: I really like the concept of this battery. I love how it is designed to just fit in place of where AA batteries normally go while still allowing the use of AA batteries if necessary without any fuss. I do wish they would make a generation 2 of this battery adding much needed improvements. Overall, it is a genius solution.

Lightning and micro usb are very convenient! Charge lasts extremely long! Wish it had a USB port, but was going to use this for Apple products and micro usb products anyway!

If you have an Android smartphone, you probably use a micro-B plug to charge it. With this adapter, you can take a USB drive (thumb drive) and plug into this adapter and then into the phone. Now you can copy all those pictures from your phone onto the USB drive. I hope this helps!

Neat with a micro usb charger.

Perfect solution to charge IDX micro batteries.

I've been using these headphones por a couple of months now and they're great. Haven't actually used them for exercising though, mainly for working on my laptop and playing videogames on the PS4. When I bought them I had to take a leap of faith that they would work on the PS4 since I couldn't find anybody else that was using them with the PS4. To get them to work on the PS4 you'll need a PS4 USB Adapter, make sure it includes a microphone adapter though (You can find one on Amazon). And if you're like me and you're playing on the PS4 with a mouse and keyboard, you'll need a USB splitter to connect a third usb. The sound quality isn't out of this world, but they get the job done. And you have to get used to them at first since your bones might hurt a little from the vibrations, but it goes away.

I bought the MFDs to use while playing War Thunder on the PS4. They work great and plug right into the PS4 usb ports and are immediately recognized and ready to use. Think about getting a multi-USB attachment since the PS4 only has 2 USB ports and hooking up both MFD panels requires two USB orts. The Hotas 4 joystick, TFRP rudder pedals and Cougar MFDs makes War Thunder much more immersive than just using a Dual Shock 4 controller or a mouse and keyboard (even though you can use a keyboard instead of the MFDs). I also bought the Thrustmaster Hotas 4 and the Thrustmaster TFRP to complete my flight sim rig. The MFDs let me assign flaps, landing gear, bomber/gunner view, etc. and it works just like a button box. Works great with the PS4 and War Thunder (but Air Conflicts: Secret Wars, while fun, is very arcade and doesn't recognize/utilize the TFRP or MFDs). It's nice to have the MFD when flying sim battles in War Thunder and help to make it much more realistic because there are a lot of controls that need (or should be) assigned if you want to fly in full sim mode.