Usb Adapter Extension Cables

I have Male to Male USB Cables, this allows me to convert them into Extension Cables when needed!

I use these to clamp the business end of a USB C adapter cables to a cheese plate.

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 use these with 9’ usb extension cables for tethering. Since the connection points on even the most expensive cables wear down, I bought a handful of these to keep costs down. Works fine.

The Pearstone USB extension cables are well made. The 15' one is handy when one needs a longer length than the ones that typically come with an external hard drive or printer.

I was in need of two 10' USB extension cables, 2.0 Type A Male to Type A Female.I also wanted them right away so I visited my local *store.After getting sticker shock of $20.00 - $28.00 each, I knew just what to do.I went home and directly got online to bhphotovideo.com.Same if not better quality extension cables for $.!!Even better still was I received them the next day via UPS and my total price was still less than half the price of Staples. It's good to be in the know with B&H!! :-)

It's a quality Sony adapter that lets you use an USB extension cable of whatever length you need to for your DSLR/Video rig. works great and handy for phones or other USB adapter needs Well Made and will last

It does its job very well. Clear video image, day or night. Follows motion up, down, side to side. Super easy to setup and install under my eve and the other on the front porch door frame. Only complaint I have is the AC power plug. You have to run an extension cord to it. If it had the USB cord and the 5 volt adapter like the other Lorex cameras it would be more concealable for longer lengths using an other USB extension cord. The porch installation I plugged the plug in the overhead light with a screw in socket adapter. The light had two bulbs so it took the place of one bulb. The one under the eve I tucked the cord behind the siding vertical edge piece. Luckily it reached the deck railing where I made a junction box out of a Chrystal Light container to connect to an extension cord which went a AC socket under the deck. I’m not an electrical engineer so maybe the USB cable is not possible with the Pan tilt camera.

Solid quality. Works great with USB C thumb drive (also from B+H). So good I'm buying another one. To save the type A male port on adapter from wear, I plug the adapter into a 3 foot long USB A extension & plug the extension into the computer port, (computer gets replaced every +/- 8 years.)

It is a nice drive. I own many of their usb drives. It would nice to have 2 separate cables versus an adapter that can be lost easily.