Delphi USB 2.0 Lighted Cable

By PDCD on
  • 5.0
Reviewing: Delphi Usb 2.0 Lighted Cable
Purchased at: Woot.Com     Price: $2.00 USD

There's not much that can be done to make a USB cable special.Because you get them with almost every peripheral even the casual computer user likely has a spare or two, but it's worth investing in some Delphi USB 2.0 Lighted Cables for a variety of reasons.

If you are someone who uses 3 or 4 peripherals, you could probably use some color coding to make things easier to identify.Even if you don't connect every device with a lighted cable, the contrast provided by just having one or two devices lighted can make things easier to identify.Because the lights themselves are powered by the USB power coming through the wire, if it is not connected then there will be no light, so it's also an easy way to tell if something is connected or not.

The cables are 10 feet long (longer than most free cables you get with peripherals), and the standard USB A to USB B connection (male & female ends, same size)..A warning though: these cables are really bright.They will light up a room like a christmas tree, and this is not hyperbole.If this will bother you, seek a different solution.

As ubiquitous as USB cables are, it's worth spending a couple of bucks (literally) on Delphi USB 2.0 Lighted Cables to make it easier to navigate big balls of cable and see immediately what's hooked up and where.

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4 Comments
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rogue34

I like the color coding aspect and the light up feature to see if anything is undone. Thanks for the warning though about how bright the lights are.

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Brian Carden

This sounds like a great product. Thanks for the information.

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Gayle Parks

It is the little things that can make a big difference, even in the simpliest of products.

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Joan Young

I need an extension USB cable, but I think I'll skip a brightly lit one!

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