USB to microUSB OTG Converter Shim Reviews

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The converter is sturdy, perfectly small and fits tightly into a USB type A plug, it doesn't fall out, it's just what I expected. It seems good quality, and as small as it is I expect to loose it somewhere long before it breaks.
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Posted 7 years ago
Does what it is supposed to very well.
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Posted 7 years ago
It's always great have this little thingy around when working with the Pi Zero. It fits perfectly into Wifi sticks and keyboards. It's quick and easy to set up!
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Posted 7 years ago
lightweight, works well - Nice little piece of kit.
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Posted 7 years ago
Cet accessoire permet de connecter n'importe quel équipement sur les micro usb du Rpi Zero sans alourdir le connecteur pourrait se dessouder par un gros et lourd convertisseur. C'est parfait!
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Posted 7 years ago
This is ideal for the Pi Zero particularly when you want to attach a USB cable that is longer than the short USB cables you often get supplied in the Pi Zero kits, its also handy to have for any other projects requiring a USB to micro USB connection, another example is a USB WiFi dongle where you do not want a trailing cable for remote access.
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Posted 7 years ago
this is so good. you can plug normal USB devices into your PiZero. Yes there are adapter cables out there, but for an WifiDongle e.g. you don't want to have a cable wobbling around. Just one disadvantage (but this is more a PiZero Problem): when when you use more than one of these Dongles, it could be, that the 'real' USB cables do not have enough space and you cannot plug them in. but... thats not a real Problem, because you do mostly use one normal microUSB for power und just one Dongle and thats fine.
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Posted 7 years ago
Awesome fit and good documentation
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Posted 7 years ago