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Belkin Pro Series 4-Pin USB 2.0 Mini-B Cable, USBA - 4-Min Mini
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(3 out of 5) by D. A. Atkins on Oct 17, 2009 (Swindon, UK)Is this the right cable for you?
I needed a USB cable with a mini 'B'-type connector on the end for my digital camera, so I ordered this one. It was obvious when the cable arrived that it wouldn't fit my camera, despite clearly being advertised on Amazon and on the packaging as having a mini 'B'-type connector.
After a little research, I found that there are two types of USB mini-B connectors: 4 pin and 5 pin. My digital cameras as well as my WD Passport USB hard disk and TomTom all have the 5-pin variety, whereas the 4-pin fitted to this cable is something I have never seem before. So, how can you tell them apart? Well, the 4-pin is shaped like a big, fat 'D' whereas the 5-pin is more slender and has angled edges instead of a radius.
I can't really review the cable as I have nothing to connect it to. It appears to be well made and it's more flexible than most other USB cables I've used, if that's any help to you...
I needed a USB cable with a mini 'B'-type connector on the end for my digital camera, so I ordered this one. It was obvious when the cable arrived that it wouldn't fit my camera, despite clearly being advertised on Amazon and on the packaging as having a mini 'B'-type connector.
After a little research, I found that there are two types of USB mini-B connectors: 4 pin and 5 pin. My digital cameras as well as my WD Passport USB hard disk and TomTom all have the 5-pin variety, whereas the 4-pin fitted to this cable is something I have never seem before. So, how can you tell them apart? Well, the 4-pin is shaped like a big, fat 'D' whereas the 5-pin is more slender and has angled edges instead of a radius.
I can't really review the cable as I have nothing to connect it to. It appears to be well made and it's more flexible than most other USB cables I've used, if that's any help to you...
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Incorrect product sent twice!
(1 out of 5) by AJ Corbett on Oct 10, 2009The cable supplied was wrongly described. The replacement was also wrongly described. I gave up and bought one at Comet. Not Amazon's finest hour.