Metrologic USB Power/Communication Cable - USB cable - 1.5 m

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...Now iv not done a review on USB cables before, really its just never hit me that I could actually write about these and there’s also the fact that there’s not really much you can say about a cable, but ill give it a go. This is a normal printer cable which means it has two ends, one being the end which goes into any USB port in your computer or laptop, this end is the rectangle shaped end and is called a type A. The other end is which goes into your printer, and don’t worry as nearly every printer made has this kind of end so it will definitely fit, and this end is kind of square in shape and is known as the type B end. It transfers data to your computer at speeds of up to 480 mbps, that’s megabytes a second which is really fast and is about 40 times faster than USB 1.1 cables. The cable its self is 1.8 m... Read review

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Advantages: gives you an extra 1.8 meters on any USB product
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...that could connect my headset to the computer and let me use it, and this is what I did. I trudged down to my local PC world and paid a little money for a 1.8 meter Belkin Pro Series USB Extension Cable and was very very happy with it when I got home. It is very well made with a nice thick rubber protective rapping over the wire inside so unless you cut it with a knife its not going to be damaged if you full on it a little or even a allot. It supports all standard USB ports with its well made male plug (the bit that goes into the computer) and on the other end of the cable has a nice thick female port (the bit that you will stick your USB device in) I have had no problems with this cable at all, it doesn't suffer from any lag and because it has a thick cable it doesn't snap or damage if you catch it with you feet while its laying on the floor... Read review

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...padded, the head-band is comfortably wide and slightly rubberised to stop it slipping. The microphone isn't too long and is on a kind of repositionable bendy-bit at the end so you can make fine adjustments to the "fit" if needed. A generous 1.5m cable is provided, so you're not goint to be too tightly leashed to your PC while wearing it either. Nothing special so far, apart from the extra comfiness appropriate to the "premium" tag. It's in the cable that things start to get interesting (if that sort of thing interest you)... The cable enters the headset through a single ear, so no strangly "Y" shaped wires to deal with. Two feet down the wire and you come to a flattened oval control panel, much like you see on the more upmarket MiniDisc players, complete with a little clip on the back. On the control panel you find three buttons... Read review

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