USB A to microB cable - Red

High quality, power friendly and colourful USB A to Micro-B cables

Available in a range of lengths for all possible uses (also available in a classic black)

Features:

  • Matte red finish
  • TPE cable shroud
  • 22 AWG power lines for low voltage drop

13 customer reviews

4 years ago
Was going to make up a circuit board and build my own led lighting for a 3D printer but saw this and saved myself a lot of work. Also I can just unplug the led strips when I remove the plexiglass top to access the printer. Very happy with the whole kit.
by Anonymous about Mote via REVIEWS.io
4 years ago
Great fun to play with. Managed to create Python code to connect multiple Mote hosts controllers to my Windows PC. Ready to experiment and create "low resolution" display.
by John about Mote via REVIEWS.io
5 years ago
My neice (13) was very excited to receive this as a gift and plans to use it in her bedroom, I haven't yet heard how she has got on with it in practice but she was very confident that using online resources she would be able to suss it out. For my part I am tempted to pick one up myself as I can think of a few different projects this would be cool for.
by Keir about Mote via REVIEWS.io
5 years ago
This kit is so very quick and easy to get up and running with. I'm working on some ambient lighting around my desk, and it's
by Mark about Mote via REVIEWS.io
5 years ago
A lot of fun working on this. Perfect to illuminate your desk
by Karim about Mote via REVIEWS.io
6 years ago
Good fun so far, it’s even interested my kids who are now bickering about whose room they want mood lighted
by Steven about Mote via REVIEWS.io
7 years ago
Fantastic kit. Ordered at gone 3pm on a friday and it arrived before 11am the following day. All plugged in and up and running in a matter of minutes. Will definitely be buying more of these in the future.
by Ian about Mote via REVIEWS.io
7 years ago
Very easy setup, and the python sdk was easy to use!
by Andrew about Mote via REVIEWS.io
8 years ago
Bought the complete kit, to create a internet connected notification lamp. The postage was quick, and they are super easy to use. The LED's are bright even without the extra USB power, and so you can use them without any extra cable. Within 30 minutes i had a full fledged rainbow show going on in the living room, so its easy to say these didn't dissapoint, and i will definitely be buying more.
by Simon about Mote via REVIEWS.io
8 years ago
Ordered 4 motes, and the host module. Arrived very quickly and I was up and running within about half an hour. I'm running this through a pi zero with a USB hub attached. I have the motes attached behind a cabinet using sticky hooks, and they look great and are very bright! Using the python libraries and homebridge, I'm able to completely control this through Siri on my iPhone and Apple Watch. All works flawlessly! Thank you for a great product.
by Pete about Mote via REVIEWS.io
8 years ago
I picked up one of these kits from Pimoni and the Derby Mini Maker Faire, and when I finally got a chance to play with them, was most impressed. Really easy to run, either from my Mac, Pi 3, or Pi zero. VERY bright!
by Emma about Mote via REVIEWS.io
8 years ago
I got this to spur me towards learning a bit of python, plugged them into my computer, installed python, installed pip, installed mote and then pyserial and away I went with the sample code! Found I didn't need the additional power cable as these are bright enough although if I was using them under furniture it might make more sense. Am currently installing them in a new computer case to experiment a bit further but so far am loving these and learning python coding along the way, might take up Tom's challenge of a cpu meter or heat meter(or both!) .
by pierce about Mote via REVIEWS.io
9 years ago
I ordered these just to have a play with them to see what I could do with them. Very impressed with the design and simplicity of connecting it all together. Windows users might need to play with the drivers as I couldn't get Windows 8.1 x64 to see it. However works fine on Windows 10 x64. Having to learn Python to use this device is a bit of a challenge if you've never used it before. I might have a go at converting the library to .NET. Anyone should be able to write a library in other languages for this device as it shows up as a USB serial device. Anyway here are a few examples I've had a go at writing in Python: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4kowrzv5y3v2qa7/AADR0ugUT8cn_iSKs7eXtkNIa?dl=0 Have a go and see what you can come up with? Maybe a nice led VU meter for CPU utilization? Tom.
by Tom about Mote via REVIEWS.io

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