Specialist ID Detachable Loop String Connector Lanyard/Key Ring Adapter for USB Flash Drive, Cell Phone, Small Camera

It solves all my problems to keep everything safe and easy to move around.

I use these for various items. I use them with my lanyard and also with my keys, usb devices etc. They are small enough but very sturdy and they are easy to clip and un- clip. I would recommend getting them as they can be used for various purposes.

Because the weight of my dangling key chain damages my car's ignition switch, I use this to make a easily detachable connector between my ignition key and the key chain. Thus, whenever I get into my car I can now detach it from the keychain, then reattach it when I leave my car.

Good

Easy to string and flip. I did use a needle to help poke through small hole in one thumb drive but was very easy. Sturdy, the strings are quality. I carry and use these almost daily! Perfect solution to add all my thumb drives to one lanyard. I even strubg two very small thumb drives on one of these strings!

I’m using these to keep all of my usb thumb drives together. They work great for all of USBs and they look great on a keychain.

Great for fishing—If you drop your waterproof phone, it is still gone forever if you drop it in a river or lake. The cord is small enough to fit in the corner attachment point to LifeProof or other cases with an attachment point. Then, I attach the other end of the clip to a fishing “Zinger” type retractor (available on Amazon or fishing stores) which has a small retracting cord to attach it to my belt loop or fishing vest. I have had phone come out of my pocket during whitewater rafting; it was safely attached while I swam through rapids—taking a great video. MUCH better than the length of rubber/plastic cords which constantly get tangled everywhere. Go Zinger. The Booms Fishing RG retractor has retractor and clip sold together, but I’m not sure of quality. Some retractors are worthless and fail quickly. Simms is expensive but durable. I leave the cord and 1/2 of clip on my phone, which I find handy, even when not attached to the retractor. I leave the other end of clip on my wader strap or shirt or belt loop, depending on what I’m doing. Unclipped, my phone is free, but can immediately be easily attached for security from loss.

I like to keep my phone on a lanyard around my neck for easy access, and to be able to detach it easily when needed. I was tired of using the little panels that slip inside your phone case and come out the charging port opening. That ended up splitting my phone case apart so I opted for a stronger case that allowed for a slipknot attachment through a couple of those little holes in the corner.At first I was looking for lanyards that had a built-in buckle attachment but those companies didn't seem to offer replacements for the tiny tether portion, and there was no way I was going to buy a whole new lanyard just because the attachment wears out.So anyways I saw these and was thrilled because first of all it's a heck of a deal for the value and quantity, it's much more convenient than unclipping a tiny carabiner with other stuff already on it, and there's virtually no limit to what you can connect these to - and on top of all that these are super low profile! Awesome!