Tripp Lite USB 2.0 Hi-Speed A/B Cable with Ferrite Chokes (M/M) 6-ft. (U023-006), Black

I recently purchased the Tripp Lite USB 2.0 Hi-Speed A/B cable, and I am extremely satisfied with its performance. Here’s my detailed review:Pros:- High-Speed Data Transfer: The cable supports USB 2.0 speeds, providing reliable and fast data transfer between devices. I have used it for various peripherals like printers and external drives, and it consistently delivers high-speed performance without any lag or interruptions.- Durable Build: The build quality of the cable is excellent. It feels sturdy and well-constructed, with reinforced connectors that ensure a secure and stable connection. The cable itself is flexible yet robust, able to withstand regular use without showing signs of wear.- Length and Flexibility: The length of the cable is perfect for my setup, offering enough reach without being overly long. The flexibility of the cable allows for easy routing and connection in tight spaces, which is a significant plus.- Plug-and-Play: The cable works flawlessly right out of the box with no need for additional drivers or software. It’s truly plug-and-play, making it extremely convenient for quick and easy connections.- Compatibility: I have tested the cable with multiple devices, including printers, scanners, and external storage devices. It has worked seamlessly with all of them, proving its wide compatibility with various USB 2.0 devices.Cons:- None: I have not encountered any issues or drawbacks with this cable. It performs exactly as advertised and meets all my expectations.Conclusion:The Tripp Lite USB 2.0 Hi-Speed A/B cable is a high-quality, reliable product that delivers excellent performance for data transfer and device connectivity. Its durable build, ease of use, and wide compatibility make it a great choice for anyone needing a dependable USB 2.0 cable.Overall, I rate this product 5 stars. It’s a fantastic addition to my tech accessories, and I highly recommend it to others looking for a reliable and efficient USB 2.0 cable.

Worked for my application. Tripp-Lite is a dependable quality product.

In service between my Ham radio & PC. Working as expected.

Great cable for FT8 Ham Radio. Gets rid of the lock ups from RF getting into your computer.

More than just an interconnect cable, the built in "chokes" absorb the stray RF generated by my ham radio. This stopped the "confusion" my printer was having using a cheaper cable. If you are getting "strange" activity from your device - the problem could be due to RF. Chokes absorb the RF that is traveling on the "shield" (outer braid) of a shielded cable. When they absorb the RF they turn the RF into heat. Of course the amount of heat is less than trivial - no fire or other danger; you wont be able to feel the chokes heat up - not at all. Glitches & "strange behavior" were eliminated. Well worth the additional cost.

My radio is one of the early generation radios using USB to connect to a computer instead of a serial cable. The radio has a fused USB connection that is easily taken out by stray radio frequency. This cable is well suited to protect the radio with a shield and ferrite chokes on each end.

Works great on my radio no more issues

My speakers worked fine for me from the time I bought them last May, but when things started getting colder, I noticed they would occasionally cut out when the heat came on. The manufacturer's website said this was a sync issue caused by RF interference and suggested the optical or analog inputs. I gave up and went to analog. Well, the other day I got the wild idea that a better-shielded cable might help, and a little googling also made me want ferrite chokes. I also figured a shorter cable would also help just by virtue of being an inferior antenna. So I found this and pulled the trigger immediately after reading M. Kong's review where he dissected one and verified the shielding and chokes.Well, this seems to have done the trick. I CAN make them hiccup if I fiddle with my thermostat to make the heat go on and off repeatedly and very, very quickly for ten or fifteen seconds, but with the old cable, I could always make the audio lose sync with fewer than ten cycles, whereas now it takes some work, and I can now listen to music uninterrupted (I have been for three hours now). When I bought it, I hadn't even read the numerous other reviews that recommended this cable for the same reason I got it for, but they're all correct. This is a near-perfect cable for DACs, USB speakers, and USB headphone amps.