Wireless TV Powered USB Cord for Amazon Fire TV Stick by fireCable

Works great. I almost returned it because at first I was unable to get it plugged in properly. I decided to check again before packing it up and this time it worked perfectly. My fault for not paying closer attention to what I was doing the first time. These are nice and you have less clutter without all the wires. After working flawlessly on my first TV, I decided to go ahead and do the same set up for my second TV.

My parents have a TV mounted on the wall and wanted an Amazon Fire TV. The cord on the Fire TV is not very long, so I bought this little adapter cable that allows the Fire TV to get power from the USB port on the TV. Now there is no ugly cord hanging down with an extension cord. Perfect for what I needed. Thanks!

They work ok for a couple of months and then...boom they just quit working..I have had 2 now that just stopped working after a couple of months...that puts them in the extended warranty where they send refurbished ones that don't work!

This item provides wireless connection for my Firestick. No more cords coming from the TV to an outlet. Has performed well and would purchase it again.

I tried 2 of these on my Firesticks and neither one would run properly or boot properly and now that I hooked them back to the normal power adapter neither one will stay logged onto my network or function properly. Total waste of money and probably messed up my Firesticks for good.

I love this simple solution for my television. I use it in the gym, and it serves the purpose. No need to pay more.

I have 2 USB ports on the back of my 60" Sharp Aquos. The first USB port with the wire, the Fire Stick kept rebooting in a continuous boot loop. Then I tried the second USB port, and the PowerPlus USB Cable worked like a champ. The wire does work, because neither of my USB ports would power my FireStick before this wire. Not saying it will work for everyone, but it did work with 1 of my USB ports. It's a 50-50 shot.

Works fine on a Samsung TV but not on a Philips TV the Philips is newer than the Samsung but for whatever reason the cord does not pull enough power to operate the FireStick keeps restarting before you even get the TV working