Usb Charging File Transfer Android

I was looking for a USB cable to do file transfer and charging for my Fujifilm X-E3, as one was not included with the camera. The three feet length perfectly met the under 4 ft recommendation. Works as expected.

This product is unique because it can be used on an android phone using the micro usb side and transfer pictures or files to your laptop with the usb 3.0. side of flash drive. B&H sent me this product very quick. Thanks

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] it is very fast and stable to transfer file.from phone to this usb. And no brand one has a heating issue but it is not. I strongly recommend this product

Used for file transfer from camera. On iPad Pro, the Delkin reader directly transfers images and video to Photo, Files, Cloud, and device aware apps. No problem at all with PC. Comes with two cables: USB-C TO USB-C and USB-A to USB-C. This is everything I wanted in a CFExpress type B reader.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Belkin wireless charging stand is top notch. The fastest charge I've seen for my Android phone (it also works for non-Android products as well). Included in the box are a 10W wireless charging stand, 4 ft. cable power supply, and a USB-A to micro-USB cable. There is an led light that updates the status of your charge. Your phone is secure on the charger because of a non-slip grip. An all-around great charger and I highly recommend it.

Fast large file transfer. Thanks.

Fast transfer and works well for charging or running the camera of the USB connection. Really helpful for long macro-photography sessions!

I recently upgraded my phone, which meant that my dozen-odd USB-to-microUSB charging and data transfer cables were suddenly semi-useless. In the interest of not spending a ton of money on replacements, I instead got this adapter, which seems to work well. Data transfer goes smoothly, and as does charging. (So far, at least. I'm still testing the charging.) I plan to keep it with my computer for data transfer so I can use the cable that came with the phone for charging, since it seems inclined to kick up a fuss if I do otherwise. Overall, it's a solid choice, and I may get more later if my rate of acquisition of devices requiring USB-C connections outpaces my rate of new cable acquisitions.

I have every USB 3 port connected to a hard drive and so far no interruptions with great transfer speeds. Charging hubs offer great charging capability as well.

This is just a very preliminary review as I have only had the camera for a few days and have made only some test pictures to ensure it is operating properly which it is. So far – so good. Until now I have been using the EM5 Mark II with great results but there were two features on the Mark III that immediately caught my attention – a slightly higher resolution sensor and - the in camera battery charging. Although I’ve not yet had any issues with the Mark II’s smaller sensor I feel the larger sensor will be an advantage if making a very big print – especially if substantial cropping might be required. I edit using Photoshop CC and always shoot in the RAW + JEPG mode. But the feature I really like is the in camera battery charging. Not having to carry around the charger with that absurdly long power cord (There are some other options to this) is a pleasure. Just a short USB to USB micro charging cord will work - fine. But if you want to transfer your photos directly to a computer, you will probably want to use the included cable since not all third party cables while they will charge, may not support data transfer. Not an issue for me – I normally remove the card and download directly from it in my laptop or desktop. In summary, This is a purchase I’m very happy I made.