Cable Matters Micro USB 3.0 Cable - 10ft, External Hard Drive Cable, USB to USB-Micro B Cord, Compatible with Seagate, LaCie, Toshiba, Samsung, Western Digital/WD External Hard Drive, Black

I own a brother 1250 scanner, and recently when I changed my router, I also changed my Wi-Fi name and password. Because this scanner has such a clunky and low quality interface, it is now impossible for me to connect to a wirelessly. Fortunately, it has a USB port to connect to it directly. Unfortunately, it is a micro B port, for which cables are difficult to find these days. I am glad that Amazon carried this cable, as without it, I would’ve had to throw away the entire scanner, and tented, as I am, there is no reason to throw away a perfectly functioning device, simply because one of its less important features ceases to function. Decent document scanners are expensive, so as long as this one keeps working, I will do all I can to avoid having to buy a new one. This cable is long enough at 6 feet, and it seems durable and well built. All in all, I am very satisfied with it.

I purchased this to replace my misplaced cord for my external SSD. It worked as functioned with what seemed to be the same transfer rate and seemed to be the same quality wise. If I lose this one, I'll purchase another!

I'm a professional advertising photographer of 32 years with national and international clients. Shooting with a Nikon D850 to an Apple Macbook Pro 17". I've been moaning every time I've had to buy a Tether Tools 15' cable to tether my shooting and having to pay around $60. Couldn't believe the cost for a simple cord and I don't mind spending money on equipment. I bought one of these based on reviews and have been using it for about 1.5 months. It's GREAT! Feels heavier duty than the Tether Tools cable, USB-A end snaps into the computer better, transfer is just as fast, at least, and images are tack-sharp. Could not be happier. Bought a second as a back up after testing out the first one. In my opinion it is a better cable for 1/7th the price. I've used Tether Tools cables for many, many years and only wish I had found this much sooner!

Got the USB A to USB Micro B, 15' cable for controlling and transferring data from a Nikon D500. Tested with Backyard Nikon and APT software without issues. The cable is fairly thick and sturdy and the cost is right. I gave it 5 stars for durability, will update if necessary. I'm not charging the camera with this cable so leaving "charging power" with no stars. So far so good. Beats paying $50 for a 15' Micro B from that other company if this continues to work as expected.

I bought this cable after my Samsung Galaxy S5 cable started to fray, and I must say that it works well as both a charging and data transfer cable. Data transfers are always very fast with this cable and charging works well too. The cable is also very thick, which is both an advantage and a disadvantage. It works well to protect the cable, and I feel pretty confident that it won't fray or break like my old cable did, but the thickness of the cable also means it is difficult to bend into a tight coil if you need to transport it. It works well for my purposes of it mainly staying next to my bed for charging, but if you need to coil it up and take it on the go, you might want to look at another cable.Overall a nice durable cable with a very good price, but the thickness of the cable does mean it will not be very flexible.

This Cable Matters cable promises 10ft of Micro USB 3.0 goodness, but does it hold up? Here's the quick and dirty:Pros:Lengthy Legs: 10 ft! Charge and connect your devices from across the room, no problem.Speed Demon: SuperSpeed USB 3.0 delivers fast data transfer for external drives and speedy charging.Tough Cookie: Double-braided nylon and gold-plated connectors promise long-lasting durability.Tangle Tamer: Flexible cable design resists annoying knots and kinks.Cons:Stiff Start: New cable can be a bit stiff initially, requiring some breaking in.Bulky Buddy: The thick connector head might not fit all cases tightly.Micro Blues: Micro USB, while still useful, isn't the latest tech on the block.Verdict:This Cable Matters cord stretches your reach and data transfer speeds for Micro USB devices. Its durable build and tangle-free design make it a reliable choice for everyday use. However, the initial stiffness, bulky connector, and outdated Micro USB standard might give you pause.In short:Get it if: You need a long, durable cable for charging and data transfer with Micro USB devices.Skip it if: You prioritize a slim, flexible cable, use USB-C devices, or don't need 10 ft of reach

The cable handles data transfer from my laptop to my hard drive reliably and efficiently. It is a terrific addition to my laptop gear.

First & Foremost - Cable Matters make GREAT Cables ... never ... ever had any issues with any of the many cables I've purchased from Cable Matters - thus - this cable is no different. It's extremely well made - ends are perfectly molded - jacket is great - a little to "great" - it's stiff. Which maybe fine - but - I was kinda/sorta hoping for a software cable which would be easier to handle/lay. In my case - I'm using this cable with a UGreen AX1800 WiFi adapter - the default cable which comes with AX1800 is about 18" - which in my case is way short. This cable will allow me to get the AX1800 higher onto my shelfs which are above my work desk. Bottom line - great cable - just a little stiff for my taste.