UGREEN 10396P USB 2.0 Micro-USB OTG Black – (USB 2.0, Micro-USB OTG, Cable Adapter Male/Female Cable Adapter, 0.12 M, Package of 2 pieces, Black

Having recently replaced my Android phone to something much more capable, I was keen to try out the On-The-Go peripherals feature, so after a bit of searching found this Ugreen product. The price of £5.99 a pair was immediately attractive compared to others of a similar price for one.The cables came individually wrapped in foil backed zip-lock bags that are thick enough to protect the product when carried in a coat pocket, purse or bag. The actual cable length is 123mm, excluding the USB and micro-USB plugs. The plugs themselves are well finished, smooth and symmetrical, and the fit is firm and positive when plugging into a device. The micro-USB fitted perfectly into the socket on my Moto G5 Plus, despite the phone having a thick bumper case.So far I have tried out the Ugreen OTG cables with a video boroscope, 32-1 USB media card reader, and a variety of USB flash drives including HP brand, which are notoriously fickle, and had no problems accessing files via my Moto phone. With an appropriate app from the Play Store, I was even able to plug in my full sized Nikon D700 SLR into my G5 Plus and control it, firing the shutter, changing the settings and getting a live view of what the camera sees via this OTG cable and a USB to micro-USB extension. I'm so pleased and excited by all the new versatility my phone has, and also that I have both a primary and backup cable for what I consider to be a modest price. If you have an OTG compatible Droid phone this is a great purchase.If you found my review helpful, please click the Yes button to let me know. I’ll be happy to try and answer any questions you have about this product.

This is a Male Micro USB 2.0 to Female USB Type A OTG cable.Pros:Plug and Play with Android 6.0 - Work flawlessly. Tested with Logitech M185 Wireless mouseHigh quality build cable. Feels very sturdy.- see picture attachedValue for money - comes with 2 cables - see picture attachedAdditional plus point: The sealable plastic sleeve that comes with it its very thick and seems to have magnetic shielding. Very high-quality to protect a commodity product. You can keep it for other uses to protect your other cables.Cons:I can't think of any at the moment. Very impressed with the seamless PnP feature.How it works?- Works with Android 6.0 (only tested on Nexus 5 and Nexus 9)- Works with wireless (not bluetooth) mouse (Logitech M185) and similar products and any USB flash drives- Simply plug micro usb side to your phone or tablet, plug in your USB flash drive or wireless doggle (for keyboard or mouse)SuggestionFor working with tablet, Logitech K400 Plus wireless keyboard with mouse pad will be a perrfect fit with this OTG cable. Turning your tablet into a proper productivity device, assuming you are comfortable with Google Docs/Spreadsheet/Slides

Package was dispatched promptly by Amazon Fulfillment, and received the next day. OTG cables appear to be well constructed. The first time I tried to plug them into my Nexus 9 tablet they were a very stiff fit, and took a relatively large amount of pressure to push into place; however, on subesquent attempts they fitted fine, so perhaps something wasn't aligned correctly and popped into place.Functionally, the cables do what they're supposed to. I paired the OTG cables with a  SanDisk Ultra 32 GB USB Flash Drive USB 3.0 up to 100 MB/s - Black  and this was detected by both my Nexus 9 and Xperia Z5 Compact, allowing playback of a 3GB video file directly from the USB drive.

It's a USB OTG cable that supports USB 2.0. Not much else to say. Quality looks cheap but functionality-wise, it's a good product. I use it to transfer data from my Samsung Galaxy S6 edge to any of my flash drives, and I had used it as offine storage for Spotify, which works to an extent but had problems that were solely Android's/Samsung's fault, not Ugreen's or Spotify's.

Two cables ordered to connect the Fiio X7 high-res audio player to the Chord Mojo.The first cable makes the music cut out more than it plays. The second cable plays, but there is a faint crackling underneath the music (confirmed with very quiet tracks).I use the Mojo with the X7 currently via coax vable... so I know the X7 can handle the music files without cutting out. I use the Mojo with my laptop and my iPhone 6 Plus via USB... so I know the Mojo's USB connectivity works fine. Therefore, I am ruling the Mojo out of the equation here.The USB cable I am using to connect the Ugreen cable between the X7 and the Mojo is the same cable I use to connect Mojo to the laptop, and to connect the Mojo to X7 using the Apple Camera Connection Kit. Therefore, I am ruling the USB cable out of the equation.This leaves two possibilities: the Ugreen cables, or the X7's "USB OTG" implementation.I am opting for the Ugreen as the fault because both cables behave differently. Although I hear the music with a faint crackle with one of the cables... at the end of the day, I actually still hear the music. So I am ruling out the USB OTG as the fault here.Save your money and buy some cables that actually work. I won't be buying Ugreen cables again.

There were cheaper products but you can't guarantee lower price products will do the job. I have only used one of the pair provided by UGreen thus far. Once I worked out how to use it, the lead has worked fine, brilliant and I am pleased with the purchase.

My previous otg cable stopped working disappointingly early with very little use. I decided not to replace with the cheapest option as that can often be a mistake and I wanted a spare so bought this twin pack for quite a good price. It came quickly. It appears to be solidly made so I anticipate that the life of this cable will be longer than my previous one, so am extremely happy with my purchase (so far!), but time will tell.