Switch Wireless Pro Controller Wired Connection Cable

What I find great about this is that it includes both wired and wireless switch. Wireless switch range has been great so far - though I have not had chance to use it 100 ft.

I used this with a wired router and desktop switch for my home network for a high speed connection. Works flawlessly. .

I'll use this switch on an Olympus E-M1 Mk2. It works both wired and wireless so there are choices.

I have the Logitech G603 wireless mouse and its good but tended to lose connection with my computer too often. I bought the G403 wired mouse and like it much better. Very smooth, responsive and never loses connection. Better overall than the G603. I also like the mouse cable, which is braided and extra long. Consider this wired mouse if you're tired of dealing with dongles and losing connection.

This is a very simply and reliable way to covert your conventional dynamic wired mics to wireless set-up. The connection is solid and the quality of sound is just fantastic!

Used as a Hobbiest. Great that it can be used both wired and wireless. The cable could be a bit longer.

After years of using the Kensington wired series at home and the wireless on the road, I decided to switch to the wireless expert trackball at home. It switches seamlessly between my multiple machines with the smooth tracking and scrolling I have come to expect from Kensington. Great product.

I finally bought my own Roku after using a number of friends' units and I like it a lot. It seems that the Roku channel programming keeps getting better, and the device remains super easy to use. I especially like the 'global' search function to look for a program among the dozens of services we have now - makes it practical to find what you want without doing a deep dive. My WiFi kept kicking the Roku offline for unknown reasons, perhaps because I'm in a big apartment building, so I dug up a Cat 5E cable, connected the Ultra to the router and the connection has been 100% stable. This is an advantage of the Ultra - the wired port solves this problem. Yes, the 100Mb/s wired connection is slower than WiFi but practically, this is not an issue - no stream is even close to 100Mb/s so there's no actual penalty. Loading new services seems just about as fast as well. I recently cut the cord with an ATSC tuner and a Roku Ultra, and with one or two streaming services, I've been extremely happy so far. I do not miss the cable box one bit, and I'm saving tons of money each month.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After years of using Bluetooth earbuds, I had forgotten how much of a difference wired earbuds can make in sound quality—and I suspect that the USB-C connection might be enhancing this even more. I was really impressed with the clarity and quality of the sound, and like any wired earbuds, these are super-simple to just plug in and start listening. If you want to adjust the equalizer settings, you can install the app and make all of the adjustments that you would like, but that’s completely optional. These are ideal if you need a good set of earbuds and/or a mic that you can plug into any device, which is especially nice if you have a device with only a USB-C connection and can’t or don’t want to use Bluetooth earbuds instead. As a bonus, these are super comfortable, even for my small, sensitive ears, and I’m pretty confident they would stay in place for quite a while, making them perfect for long days of Zoom meetings or for watching a movie on your device without disturbing anyone else around you. There is no noise-cancelling function, so you’ll be able to continue to hear what’s going on around you when you want to be aware of your surroundings. The one downside of these is that the cable is super-sensitive, and you hear a thump every time you bump the cable. I don’t know if it’s because of the sensitivity of the earbuds overall or if it’s because of the super-lightweight, thin, flat cable, but that probably means these are not going to be a set of earbuds you’re going to want to use while going for a run or doing something else that involves a lot of movement.

How can I establish a wired connection with my desktop to use Microphone as well as speakers both? I am using ASUS X99 Deluxe motherboard and it has several connection options and that's confusing me a little bit. I read in some answers below it's recommended to use 3.5mm jack with 3 rings(aka TRSS or 4 pole cable). Does the cable on the PC end need to have a splitter, so that it can go in the line-in and mic-in ports of the motherboard(ASUS X99 deluxe)? If possible please provide a full description or the name of the cable. Thanks!