HiLetgo10pcs Micro USB to DIP Adapter 5pin Female Connector B Type PCB Converter pinboard

I decided that I am so done with soldering the actual USB parts with .25 mm pins. These use standard .1 in headers, so projects are a snap. I now have a 5 type set.

I have a red LED helmet to promote hair growth and is powered by a micro USB port that was damaged. This was very similar to the broken part and I was able to use this as replacement with a bit of modification to the mounting hole. Worked perfectly. Only needed 1, but had to buy the set of 10.

Did exactly what they were supposed to do. They are particularly easy to solder because they have a hole going through the circuitboard surrounded by the metal contact. So you hook the wire into the hole and solder it in place. So much easier to do than flat contacts. It also seems to be more secure connection.The pins were not labeled so you need to know what you’re doing in terms of USB standard pin-outs, which ones carry voltage and which ones carry data.

It’s exactly what it is supposed to be. Some pieces need to be snapped apart (like graham crackers). My son broke one with moderate usage, so not 5 star.

Not a fancy component. Does what it says. I get 5.0V, 0.9A on the inside. I crudely mounted it in a small Altoid tin-like box. My circuit works.