BlueRigger USB Extension Cable (25FT/7.5M, Long Active USB2.0 Extender, Male to Female Repeater, Data Transfer Cord)- for Game Consoles, Printer, Camera, Keyboard, Hard Drives

I bought the 25' length to connect to the 5 ft cable that came with my EMEET S600 4k webcam. It works perfectly. No issues connecting or maintaining the connection with a 4k/30 fps resolution. I display the webcam video using the VLC Media Player and I verified no frames were dropped via its Statistics dialog. I connect it to one of the built-in USB 3.0 ports on my Lenovo AIO (the camera and cables are USB 2.0 but I only had a USB 3.0 port available). Build quality looks excellent. Cable is robust but still flexible enough to route with a reasonable bend radius (as packaged is coiled with a 4" radius).

Worked as advertised. I received the cable a day earlier than expected. It is a quality product!!

The USB2.0 cable I was using stopped working so I got this one and installed it the exact same way. It didn't work until I reversed the direction and put the male end in the computer and the female end at the printer.

The USB extender is working for my application quite well. My desktop Computer is two rooms away from the WiFi Router for our internet service. There are three metal bearing walls that the signal must pass through to get to the WiFi adapter on my computer. The signal strength of my router is unstable because it is degraded by the router signals of the townhouses that surround us in our Villa cluster. That caused my computer to only get WiFi about 50% of the time at inconvenient times of the day. The Blue Rigger signal amplifier cable allowed me to put the WiFi Adapter beyond the USB 2.0 15 ft. length limit for highspeed data. Due to the extra length which the amplifier allows (32 ft) I was able to route the cable to a place in the next room where it is at lease 1/3 closer to the router and where it has a direct line of sight to the Router through a normally open doorway. The result is that I rarely loose connectivity to our WiFi network. Thank you BlueRigger for a good product and, more importantly, Specifications and operating parameters that I could understand which allowed me to recognize that I needed an Amplified cable and to be able to buy the correct one for the job. In the future I'll look to your products for my cabling needs. dave

This is clearly a well designed and well constructed cable, and the workmanship is top-notch. It should work nicely for most applications that the average user would put it to. BUT, be aware, this cable will NOT work with devices that require power for more than just data transfer. An example of this would be external USB powered hard drives (e.g WD Passport), high-powered USB WiFI adapters (e.g. ALFA Cards), and similar powered USB devices requiring higher amounts of power to function. (Exception: it WILL work with external hard drives that have their own power sources. In other words, hard drive with their own plug-in power adapter.) It probably will not charge or power most devices such as iPhones, iPads, iPods (a lot of 'i's' I know) and the like. However, it works fine with devices requiring very little power, or no power at all, but only requiring a transmission medium for data transfer. For example, it will work fine with printers and USB flash drives. I plugged mine in to several of my USB flash drives and they all work fine with it. It also works with the printer. However, when plugging it in to my external USB powered hard drives (which contain a motor which must receive adequate power), it does not work. If in doubt, I suggest you first contact the manufacturer of the device for which you intend to use this cable.

I bought this to connect an old printer from the other side of the room. It works perfectly, no problems.

Update: the seller contacted me and offered a full refund even though it was outside of the return window. I will most likely order another one and hope the first one was just defective. The inside of the female plug broke. I’m just past my return window. The was used twice. Very poor quality or possibly just poor quality control.

Works as intended and looks to be of good quality.