Tripp Lite Usb Active Extension Cable

This USB 2.0 Active Extension Cable comes as two 16' cables NOT one 32 cable. ......I hooked the two cables together connected my Nikon D200 to my laptop and it worked perfect. A 15MB photo downloaded in two seconds. As it turns out I'm glade it comes as a two cables.

I'm using this active extension with the miniB to USB cable that comes for default with my camera to shot tether; also this way I don't have to mess with different miniB connector types (5 pin /8 pin) from my other cameras brands. For my studio the 16' works great, maybe in the future I'd need more length but that wouldn't be a problem as I can add another active extension to avoid signal errors. Great product for my workflow!

I was unable to upgrade firmware and/or control my iOptron mount with the KeySpan Tripp-Lite USB to Serial cable. It was suggested by iOptron that I get the FIDI cable instead. A member of our Astronomy club recommended Startech.....and the rest is history. I would not hesitate using this company for additional needs.

I needed a shorter power cable from my Tripp-Lite on-rack power strip to my two TP-Link TL-480T+ routers. The shortened power cable provided does the job perfectly and I don't need to dress long power cords or use adapters that could get loose.

I has used Tripp-Lite products throughout my IT career and have found they always perform well. I've never had an issue with them.

Purchased since Tripp Lite had so many good reviews on their warranty. So far, it's doing great.

Using it with the TetherBoost cable and active extension on a Sony a7Rii. Camera failed to stay connected with the cable and extension, but the added Core Controller solved that, works exactly as advertised, and it's been stable through 2 all-day tethered sessions so far. I feel like, for the money, this should be built in to the Active Extension cable and unnecessary... that said, the setup works great.

I have used these Active USB3.0 extension cable extensively, specifically for USB3.0 applications such as high-bandwidth devices such as 4K USB cameras. This cable is pricier than competing products, but don't be fooled, cheaper cables have proven to be unreliable when using to the full USB3.0 specification. Startech have less expensive USB2.0 extension cables which you should consider using if don't need the high-speeds of the USB3.0 specification - for example connecting HD cameras, microphones, or input devices.

Tripp Lite makes great products and couples that with great customer support. Excellent all around. Thank you!

Always useful to have a extension USB cable, great quality