PSP USB Cable

This was not the cable i was looking for. The description was not very detailed.

i received this today and immediately went to test it out. so far it works perfectly fine on my psp 2000. its a good product for such a low price and its easy to use. i am happy with my purchase.

Doesnt work at 1st time, waste money

It works and the cord is lengthy enough to not cause problems. What more can I ask for?

Bought it for my brother.

Like the other reviews said, it didnt look exactly like that, but it does work with my 2000, and works nicely. Could be a little faster, but I can be patient.

5 stars for its dual usefulness. I dont really hate it all actually. Its best to use for everyone who owns the PSP or the PS Vita.

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I recently bought a PS3 mainly so I could play Little Big Planet. Thats great, but its a whole lot of fun to play with friends and attack each other with stickers and punch each other with your little sackperson arms. I cant afford a Dual-Shock 3 right now, but I have 5 PS2 controllers; one is even wireless. So I ordered this with amazon prime and it worked wonderfully when I went over to my friends house. The problems: -There is no way to press the PS Button, despite what I read in other reviews. If you turn analog off, your D pad works like the left thumbstick. Thats a problem for assigning player numbers. -When you leave it plugged in when you turn on your PS3, it becomes player 1. When i turned on my SIXAXIS it said it was Player 3, even though the PS2 controller was the only other one connected, so I dont really get that. I was able to leave it unplugged until i opened LBP, and then I had the option to add a guest to the game. If my friend has to leave, the best way to disable their player is to unplug the USB connector. -Most PS3s only have 2 USB ports. I havent tried a USB hub yet, but I like to have my Eye Toy and USB keyboard plugged in usually, so it gets cramped. -The cord can get in the way, and USB pulls out a lot easier than the PS2 plug. -I have a PSP 1000. I dont know about other models, but I felt like I would damage the cable if i tried to plug in the data cable and the power cable at the same time. I was under the impression I could use both at the same time. Not a big deal, but just so you know. **Short version:** I bought this so I could charge my PSP in the car for about $4, and it makes a handy USB cable for other things, too. You just plug it to any USB port, USB car adapter, or USB wall adapter, and youve got yourself a PSP charger. Great price, works fine.

I have to say, question 2 for reviewing products is not all-encompassing, so I just put five stars for its funness factor since I have no problems with it. Anyway, the Intec cable is a good product. I find that their accessories are always (in my experience) up-to-scratch. The cable is long enough, and the connectors function with no problems. Even though the picture shows two, there are three plugs on the cable: USB - for connecting to your computer data - for connecting to your PSPs data transfer port power - for connecting to your PSPs power port for charging I havent had any issues with the cable per-say, but whenever I connect the PSP to the computer, I find that I have to manually go into USB connect mode on the PSP. From the PSPs documentation, I was under the impression that the computer would automatically identify the memory stick as a removable memory device and go from there. However, this isnt a problem but merely an observation. One thing that the PSPs documentation does point out is that you may experience abnormalities/problems with using the USB feature if the USB Charge option is enabled. It can easily be disabled from one of the options the left-most column on the PSP menu bar. I disabled this option since I received a charger with my PSP purchase (as should most people who bought their PSPs) and find that charging is faster when using the Adapter as opposed to through the computers USB port.