Cozy Charging Cable Keeper Adapter Tether Holder Compatible with Apple Pencil USB-C Micro USB, Keychain, Car, Travel, Black, 5-Pack

These are awesome. Those who travel a lot (yeah, like me) and in some locations that aren't clean (yeah, VERY unclean) these keep dirt and other debris out of the ends of the cables. The price is a little high for what they are but nobody else makes a quality cap like this that is so easy to obtain. With that said - they are strong, attach in a nice looking and very strong manner, stay on (at least so far - only used about 8 weeks), easy to attach. These "holders" I have used to hold onto adapters to/from USB types as well as holding dust protectors for my CATA8 Cable. However, I have purchased the USB (Lightning/C - waiting for the USB A to sell in another color not so ... BRIGHT as yellow) and HDMI. The latter hasn't arrived yet. Ordered three times as they work for what they were wanted to do - protect my cables with caps I can remove without losing. My only other comment would be the shape on the "cap" version vs. the "lanyard". The shape is good for one hand removing BUT I personally would rather see small, tighter caps that don't have the little "finger" extension. MY other request - besides a reduction in price / more in package, I would LOVE a LARGER "lanyard" version. Currently I use the "Night Ize" cable ties in large which have a large, stretch head able to wrap around larger items I don't want to loose. This includes European adapters I attach to my American cords so I have them on hand there but don't have to find them every time I don't need to use them. these work BUT are heavier (when every ounce matters) and aren't as flexible as the Cozy version - though this "workaround" does work well for longer or shorter "leashes" on items. These work - expensive but they work and work very well!!! Need more models especially in different colors!! EXCELLENT PRODUCT!!!!!!!!!! Set these up in a combat exercise - they worked perfectly. The ends of caps tend to get nasty and then you plug them in and transfer the mud and dirt into the other device. They worked!!!!

In today’s world we have to make a decision. With a potpourri of connectors such as lightning, USB-A, USB-C, mini USB, we can either carry many cables or carry a few and a lot of adapters. It is much easier to do the latter, as long as you can find a way to not lose the adapters. Some adapters include rubber tethers; many do not and this is where a kit of tethers comes in. Although I wish they were available in white, these work very well. You can attach a USB-C to lightning adapter to a USB-C cable and charge Apple products old and new. And the adapter never gets lost when it is tethered to the cable. A great and useful product.

Review Calibration: A 3-star review means the product met all expectations, the advertising statements, and the stated specifications. Getting additional stars means the product performed better than similar products I have tried, exceeded expectations, was easier to use, exceeded the specifications, etc. To get fewer stars is obvious. The silicone sleeve that goes on the adapters is absolutely wonderful, holding them securely. I also like the circular end, which fits well over all the micro connectors and cables I have tried it on. I finally found an adapter lanyard that I can rely on.

I have used Amazon since the early 2000s and have relied on user feedback to make my purchasing decisions. I have found that the Amazon community is right on. I have not, however, done my part to provide ratings to help others make their decisions. This is just one of many ratings that I have needed to provide. My strategy is to provide a numerical rating when there is not much more to say, except it worked as designed, was well made, and did not have any obvious flaws. I will provide more elaboration when needed to support a rating, good or bad. For this item, however, I think just a score will suffice.

Before magnetic connectors came along, I had to constantly plug and unplug the micro USB connector to my Android tablet and phone. This repetitive plugging/unplugging of the micro USB connector can cause wear and tear on the socket. I actually had the micro USB charging/data terminal break on my 7" Android tablet. The cost to replace the socket was almost as much as the tablet cost 3 years ago. Fortunately, along came these handy USB cables with a terminal that magnetically attaches to a small “plug” that is inserted into the micro USB socket of my devices. I bought these on Amazon last year: (ASIN B07D26SHZB). I have several devices that require a micro USB charging (or data) cable, but so far, I have only changed over two phones and a tablet to "magnetic" connector/cables. What if I want to charge my Bluetooth headphones or speaker (that don’t have the magnetic micro USB “plug” inserted? Solution: I bought some adapters (Amazon ASIN: B07HHWWD7Q ) that are about 1.2 inches long that convert the magnetic connector (terminal) to a standard micro USB terminal for those “non-magnetically” connected devices. Problem solved. Then I found these strong, handy, Cozy silicone lanyards/keepers to secure my adapters (so far I have 3) to all my USB magnetic connector cables. They’re easy to attach to your cable and the separate adapter, and quite snug, durable and affordable. Now no more issues with having to carry along a “regular” USB-to-micro USB cable for devices that aren’t outfitted with magnetic cable/connector systems. Brilliant idea, Cozy, and well-suited to my needs. Highly recommended!

This is the perfect solution for you if you share your USB ports in the car. Instead of having to constantly switch your cables depending on who’s driving, just add this to an adapter and you’re set.

I needed these! They were hard to search for (anything with leash in it did not work). I bought both the black ones and the colored ones . The black ones may be slightly easier to get on the cable (Watch the installation video very closely, even though the guy's fingers are in the way. No, the end of your cable does not go through the circle). It didn't look like the sleeve would go on any of my connectors, but so far I have gotten one on each of the connector types I have. I had the best luck putting it on from the blunt end, starting with a narrow edge and puushing the other end over the other narrow edge. They have been quite secure on everything I have tried them with. Changing from USB A to C is hard. My Kindle and tablet are still Micro A. I have several high-quality A to Micro A cables in the cars and at home and in the travel pack. Being able to have converters leashed (sorry, tethered) to the cables I have is great. And these are so much cooler and more functional than the rubber band/velcro solutions I was working out in my head. You will be frustrated with the designers the first time you put these on. But actually this is the best way. If the little button slid down the tether and over the circle it would slide back up in time. Once you get one of these on the cable it will stay put. I gave them 5 stars for value because I had been trying to think up something for weeks and these solved the problem.

Works as intended - the circumference of the hole is quite small, and the rubber is quite strong, so you’ll need a lot of strength to fit in your USB adapter. That said, once it’s on you won’t have to worry about it coming off.

J’ai pu sécurisé mes adapteurs USB vers Lightning sur le fil USB.

Amazingly usefull but only received 6 instead of the supposed 10.

The product description said 2 packages of 5 units. Received the Amazon envolope an hour ago, when I opened it there was only 1 package. The product itself is excellent.

Works as advertised. Would buy again.

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