Maxmoral10PCS USB 2.0 Connector A Type Male 4-Pin Plug with Black Plastic Cover DIY Connector

I bought these to convert the power connectors for my GPS unit from SAE to USB. They fit the bill almost perfectly. Well actually they perform their intended purpose perfectly, it's just difficult to solder a wire on the little connectors. It is inherent of the style of connector, and not this specific brand..I was connecting a 16 gauge wire to them, where they normally have a 24 or a 28 gauge wire connected. Hence the difficulty in a tight space. I ended up melting several of them with my soldering gun, so fortunately I had ordered a 10 pack and had plenty to play with.In the end I've got good connections, and the kits sealed up nicely. Even with two 16 gauge wires going into them. I used a bunch of shrink tube to seal the components together, and to provide strain release on the cables. Make sure you have some available, or you may struggle getting proper strain relief and sealing the plastic shell.Some people complained about the pieces not fitting together properly, I had no issues at all. You have to remember that the original size cable that would go into these, is much smaller than what I was using. If you were using a regular four wire USB cable of the normal dimension I don't think there'd be any issues at all.

I'm using these to plug into a power bank for various devices. I'm using the twin wire, probably 24 or 26 gauge, from old wall power supplies. These make a very solid connection. Soldering is a snap with the little cradles for the wires.

These work fine. I've only built one of the connectors, but I will update this review if any of the others have problems.Connector:* Easy to solder and did not melt or deform, at least at 280 C.Shell:* The shell is hard plastic, not the softer sort you would find on normal USB connectors. I get why they did it this way, but the plastic feels pretty cheap.* They seem like they should snap together but it's just a friction fit, so I used superglue.* A strain relief is molded into the back of the housing, but it doesn't do anything because the plastic is too hard* The hole for the wire was too small (2.6-3mm) for what I needed (4.5mm), but it was easy to drill out with a hand drill

Bought these to rig 5V LED power lines for some light panels I have. They worked out fine, no problems.

Comes in a box as attached picture. High quality parts. Solder wires to the terminals and you’re good to go!