belkin Pro series

Belkin PRO Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Device Cable - USB cable - 4 PIN USB Type A (M) - 4 PIN USB Type B (M) - 1.8 m ( USB / Hi-Speed USB )

Product good received on time and in good condition

USB2 Device Cable purchase

Although the cable was made by Belkin and sold through various retailers the cheapest option for this cable was through Amazon shopping partners. The cable itself works well as does all previous Belkin products I have purchased.

Epson Printer

Excellent price for the printer/scanner,around 35% cheaper than any other site I checked,and,I can buy compatible cartridges for less than £1/colour.

Delivered in just 2 days,overall really pleased with the service and product

Wonderful item, after complaint by few customers. No package nowdays!

I got the USB expansion cable from Amazon today.
What a great customer service. After few complaint by the customers in the review. There are no packaging for the cable anymore. Just a plastic bag.

No point rate it lower than 5 then.

Three metres

It comes with a label that says that for 1.1 version USB there is an overall limit of 10ft, and for high speed USB there is an overall limit of 16ft. If I had known that about 2.0 high speed USB being total 16ft, I might have bought a two metre cable instead. The first thing linked is a powered hub, and despite the overall length being over 16ft, it all seems to work. As it does seem to work, I don't mind that I bought a three metre cable instead of a two metre one.

Belkin 802.11g Wireless G USB

bought to replace a Netgear Wireless adapter which gave a poor signal and constantly cut off from the Web. Belkin has given a far superior signal strength and has been constantly reliable. Very please with it, was easily fitted by the USB port and has worked with my XP perfectly with no hassle whatever.Belkin 802.11g Wireless G USB Network Adapter for Win 98SE/2000/ME/XP/Vista

Fair USB extension.

Bought this to allow my otherwise fine but short cabled webcam, to be placed anywhere I wished (e.g. front kitchen window looking out). Works fine with no problems, including carrying enough power to run the cam and it's built in short range LED lights (Tecknet webcam).

A reasonable, but not cheap-cheap, price. However, it is still an economical price for a single extension as you shouldn't need an"active repeater". If you wish more than once extension, I would recommend trying to find another solution. But if you must, you may well end up needing active repeaters rather than a plain extender like this.

No-nonsense piece of kit

Easy to set-up. Working in two minutes. The only downside is that Netgear insist on bundling these with somewhat bulky and cheap-looking transformers. For £49 I'd hope for something a little more slimline and lightweight.
However, the unit never misses a beat. Sensible buy for reasonable money but, if you don't think you'll need the extra speed of this, then there are other versions which are considerably cheaper.

A Wee Beauty

Straight from the box to my apple keyboard. No installation necessary. It works perfectly with my eMac which is running os x 10.4.11, and my Samsung G600 phone. The phone comes with no Apple support but I find this to be an even better method of file transfer. It is small, fast and good looking. Highly recommended!

THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT!!

Not for me this one. The lead from the hub to the PC is very short and leaves the hub dangling in the air. Subsequent connections are difficult. Just a longer lead please.

belkin usb wireless adaptor

easy to install and use the only issue is that the belkin software some times conflicts with the windows utility but otherwise another quality product from belkin

Very good - no problems

I needed to update an ancient USB hub, and this one is great. It just works. Very good.

Brilliant

Easy to set up by using the disk provided.

Works close to perfectly with my Logitech Cordless Mediaboard Keyboard and my Sony Ericsson W880i.

I say close to perfect because if I turn my PC fully off, I need to reinstall the Bluetooth software, from the disk provided, for my keyboard and mobile phone to pick up the signal.

Indeed, the light on the Belkin Bluetooth adapter is off when I turn everything back on.

I now do not switch my PC, or or D-Link multi USB hub off, to remedy this small problem.

The Belkin Bluetooth adapter is a small and neat product and seems well made. It has a flashing blue light and sticks out just over an inch from the USB port.

It never falters when typing on my keyboard. I am about 6 ft away from the adapter. The signal for sending data from my mobile phone is also acceptable from around 6 ft away. (I use my PC from sitting on my settee, through my HD TV)

Great

Just purchased a new computer to find that my expensive keyboard which had a PS/2 connector was now useless. In these days of being green I hate how things that are perfect are made obsolete by the computer companies.

Didn't want to waste another £60 on a new wireless keyboard and mouse, so this does the trick. Connection supports all the functions on my keyboard without any problems so far. Works out of the box without the need for any special drivers etc. Great it saved me money and i can still use my favourite keyboard.

Sloooooooooooooow

So, apparently you can share up to fifteen devices via this thing on the network. Brilliant. So that's your printer, scanner and erm... well that really just leaves the one main thing that people would buy this for - networked storage. I have a multitude of external HDs, and the product description for this sounded ideal - be able to share them on the network quickly, but without needing the knowledge to set up a NAS storage thingy. Imagine my delight upon setting it up (and it is remarkably easy to do so), plugging in a HD and bing, there it is showing up. However, imagine my absolute horror when it turns out that it's physically limited to 1mbit/sec transfer speeds. That's slower than USB1. It's not the network that's limiting it, it's the box itself.

It just leaves me questioning the point of this device. You can get a network printer box for cheaper than this if that's what your main intention was. So what purpose does it have? I can't really conceive of a genuine reason why you'd want to plug in 15 webcams into it.

So, I'm left now with a very expensive table mat, because it literally has no use to me whatsoever. I can't take it back either because it scratches so ridiculously easily that it gained marks just taking it out of the box.

Great idea, shonky implementation.

Belkin USB 4 Port Swivel Hub

I already purchased a USB Hub from the same Company, and i already used one USB port to connect it. This one gives you the four USB ports, after you connect it up. The Swivel is the best thing, because i already had problems trying to fit another USB pens in the port, but it was static, but this product was perfect,as it bends any way you want it. Great Product, compared with other gadgets this is ahead of it`s time. Recommend this product highly.

Wireless N USB Adapter

Its bigger than I thought it would be but I think it works well without dropping. I only had 130mb reading the other day and i'm sure it says its meant to be about 300mb. I think the technoligy is still early days but it does the job. Easy install which is good.

very poor, doesn't work well

When I first switch on my PC I can see the video on the screen but the keyboard and mouse don't work unless I remove the USB connection from the back of the desktop pc and reconnect it. This takes away the point of a KVM if I have to do this I may as well just switch manually anyway. If both laptop and pc are turned on at the same time I find that the monitor and keyboard/mouse are swapped, eg monitor of PC A but keyboard of PC B is working. This can be fixed by removing the USB connections of one or other and reinserting. I really should have sent it back but simply can't be bothered to waste my time with this rubbish.