IBERLS USB to DC 5V Power Cable, Universal 5.5 x 2.1mm Charging Cord Camera MP3 MP4, with 10 Connector Plug Jack 5.5x2.5, 4.8x1.7, 4.0x1.7, 4.0x1.35, 3.5x1.35, 3.0x1.1, 2.5x0.7, Micro USB, Type-C

It's been a long and arduous road in the fight against proprietary, anachronistic, and/or downright useless or stupid cable connectors. There was once a time when it was an absolute nightmare to replace a device power cord because nobody could reasonably expect any one retailer to be in possession of all of these things. USB has basically killed all of them since, but there are still outliers waiting to be a pain in your butt at the earliest opportunity.Enter a small appliance that requires a small amount of power to operate. The logical thing for any device that requires 5V is to use USB as a power supply. Let's face it, USB ports are ubiquitous and our middle school science classes teach us that a circuit will not simply consume all available wattage just because it's there, so any device requiring between half an amp to 3 amps (depending on USB and device spec) can easily use a USB port for power.In my particular case, I have a YPbPr to HDMI converter for a PS2 so that I can connect it to an HDMI switch and use the PS2 on a modern monitor with a reasonable display fidelity (it's still muddled, but a vast improvement over old composite video.) This converter just happens to be sitting directly next to a USB charging hub. Perfect.Problem is, the company that manufactured this thing gave it a dumb, dumb, dumby stupid dumb DC barrel jack power connector ending in a wall wart. Fan-freakin-tastic. I've already used up all 24 of my power sockets.What's the power requirement on this wall wart? Certainly it must have a ridiculous draw to warrant such a stupid power supply decision. ...5 volts and 1 amp? DUMB, DUMB, STUPID, DUMBY DUMB-At any rate, this is basically the USB 2 spec. Slap this adapter cord on there and now I can throw away the stupid wall wart. My particular charging hub supports 2.1 amp throughput for charging, so the device is happily consuming the 1 amp it needs to operate.All this in mind, the important thing to remember is matching voltage and making sure the USB port can supply sufficient amperage to make the device work. If the device requires more than or less than 5V, this cable ain't gonna work for you and you're going to need some kind of power transformer.Edit after 2 years: this adapter is still powering my YPbPr to HDMI converter with no issues. I have also recently obtained an 8 port ethernet switch which had a wall wart for 5v/600 mA, so I got another one of these cables for that device and connected it to the same USB power brick.One thing I did forget to mention previously though, double check that the adapter you're replacing is center pin positive like this product. On the photo of the wall wart in my review, there is a little diagram between the CE and UL logos that shows the positive (+) going to the center and the negative (-) wrapping around it, which tells you it's center pin positive. I've not personally run across any center pin negative devices but it's still a good idea to check.

Boy, oh boy, do I love this IBERLS USB to DC 5V Power Cord! It's like a little piece of heaven for my electronic devices. I mean, it's not like it can actually make them sing or dance, but it can sure charge them up!I've been using this cord for a few weeks now, and I've been really impressed with how well it works. It's so versatile. I can use it to charge my phone, my laptop, my camera, even my Puffoco pro battery! It's like I have my own personal power station on hand at all times.The best part about this cord is how easy it is to use. Just plug it into a USB port and plug the other end into your device. That's it! No need to fumble with complicated instructions or worry about getting the wrong connector. It's so simple, even a caveman could do it.If you're looking for a reliable and versatile way to charge your devices, I highly recommend the IBERLS USB to DC 5V Power Cord. It's the perfect way to stay connected, no matter where you are.Here are some of the pros and cons of this product:Pros:* Universal DC plug* 10 different connector tips* Durable construction* Affordable price* Easy to useCons:* Can be a bit bulky* Not as fast as some other chargersOverall, I'm really happy with the IBERLS USB to DC 5V Power Cord. It's a well-made, affordable charger that's perfect for anyone who wants to keep their devices charged on the go.And if you're looking for a little humor to go along with your charging needs, this cord is perfect for you. Just look at the picture of the happy little alien on the packaging. He's so excited to help you charge your devices!So what are you waiting for? Order your IBERLS USB to DC 5V Power Cord today! Your devices will thank you.

Alas, it didn't have the connector that I needed.

so this... I got as a replacement for a Minirig 3 speaker charging cable as the original just died recently and its so much better. There are way too many tips, its helpful that it saves you if you ever loose either a micro usb, usb C cable or it breaks. and so on. Some of these connectors are really interesting and I really had no idea some electronics used these at all, like the 2 MM headphone style one, others I really have no idea what they are for but may save my life or someone else's some day, so actually it would be cool to have more of these cables by themselves on hand. I appreciate that this is always the same polarity and same configuration regardless of what tip you will use, so always pin will be center positive, and the outer shell is negative. One of the tips is especially helpful as it provides exactly the same tip the cable itself has, on its own, but it makes it possible to angle the tip 90 degrees so that if you push whatever you plugged in against a wall or something the cable will never bend. Very satisfied and I will buy some more.

Durable, and delivers power to a variety of products with the variety sized adapters it fits including my xm radio, cellular phones,and speakers.

I bought the first one to power a motor hat on a Raspberry Pi 4. That worked well. Then I bought another since the kit includes a USB C adapter to power the Pi. Unfortunately, this caused the Pi to complain about low voltage. It would boot but not run the robot. With the same battery pack, my Kindle charge cable works without a problem. Yes, I am using 2 separate battery packs. No, I did not try to charge the Kindle with this cable and adapter.

Great product