data transfer cables - the nokia dku-5 usb data cable review (salus)

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It provides a convenient solution for the transmission and sync of your Nokia mobile phone with your computer. -
Many retailers sell cables for less than $10 at a relatively cheap price. Cons-
All Nokia phones don\'t work.
The cable does not work before starting to make trouble.
See Nokia DKU-
The data USB cable is Nokia\'s proprietary data connection cable.
People seeking data connection solutions for Nokia phones must first check if their phones are DKU compatible
Before buying, because this cable is not compatible with all Nokia phones.
The cable is compatible with Nokia 6680, 6681, E60, E70, N70, N71, N90, N91 and N93 series phones. The Nokia DKU-
5 the data cable connects your phone to the computer via a USB port and allows the data to be transferred or synchronized on the phone.
The cable works with the Nokia PC Suite software, which is usually available with the data cable or can be downloaded online from some sources.
The added benefit is that the cable can charge the phone through the supported USB port and work even if data is transferred.
The cable initially works fine, but after a period of use of the cable, it will eventually start causing hardware errors and connection errors.
I believe this is due to the wear and tear of the wires in the cables that are frequently used.
The cable usually starts short at the end where the connector is located.
Users can make sure they get longer service from the cable by resisting the forcing of cables to move frequently after they connect to a phone or computer. The Nokia DKU-
5 Data cable is a convenient way to connect your phone to your computer, especially if that phone can be used as a modem, but for my life, I don\'t understand why Nokia still uses these proprietary solutions.
The Micro USB data cable will be more reliable and easier to source.
I think so they can get more revenue from unfortunate Nokia phone users.
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