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Leegoal (TM) 2-Port USB Rear Panel Bracket Host Adapter.

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Leegoal (TM) 2-Port USB Rear Panel Bracket Host Adapter.

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Package Dimensions

7.1 x 2.4 x 0.8 inches

Item Weight

0.8 ounces

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0.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Manufacturer

Leegoal

ASIN

B002IWEDSS

Item model number

621033644797

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68 customer reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars

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#37,296 in Industrial & Scientific > Industrial Electrical > Wiring & Connecting > Cables & Interconnects
#59,155 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Cables

Date first available at Amazon.com

July 24, 2009

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Shutterbug

Can't Beat The Price

October 23, 2012

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This is my second order to HDE. I am really impressed this time with the speedy service since it comes directly from Hong Kong. With that aside, what pleased me the most is that the device works really well. Plugged it into my motherboard and it was able to recognize my flash drive almost immediately. The data cord is especially thick and well made. The usb ports are not too bad either. As one reader commented that the four screws used to connect the ports to the metal panel adapter are way too short and can be easily stripped with rough handling. The solution is to use longer screws.

I had intended to modify this adapter and use it on the front panel of my son's computer. However, I found that that the cable was way too short to reach the center of my motherboard. Otherwise, he will have to settle having his usb ports located on the rear of the case which is what there were designed to be. A really fine product for the purpose and price and definitely improves the efficiency of any desktop computer.

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Little King

Works perfect, great product great price.

March 29, 2015

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Works perfect, great product great price. I bought four of these just to have backup for possible future builds;
I had a pc with a cheap mobo that doesn't have to much usb ports but it did have a free usb connection on the board. This rear panel bracket help me out in to ways. I have the extra ports I needed and I got to close of the space were I removed to many back plates from an earlier motherboard.

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Zoransis

This is a valuable accessory

July 25, 2012

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Motherboards should (and used to) include these, so you could wire up every potential USB port they offered to the back plate of your PC. If you wanted to, you could unscrew the connectors and place them elsewhere convenient, if the cabinet were made appropriately.

Cabinets SOMETIMES anticipated your needs, often realizing that most motherboards featured 2 such connectors and either supplied 2 plates like this, or a double-density version with 4 ports on the backside like this: 4-PORT USB Pci Bracket

Then of course, there's other accessories no longer included like eSATA connectors, peripheral clips, IEEE 488 connectors, Digital Music Out (SPDIF), and so on.

These often went unconnected/junked/trashed/unused/ignored/disabled so often (or often enough) that nowadays, you must pay for the ones you want... and the others won't be found, saving the environment from so much wasted plastic and steel every PC, motherboard, and case that is sold. It adds up fast.

This particular connector arrived in the mail, no worse for harm - well wrapped against damage. Its screws fastening the connectors to the plate were loose, however - so I plugged a USB cable into each before tightening them up, to make sure that once installed, I'd have proper alignment (they had wiggle room).

Fastening them to my motherboard was a chore, but this was fault of how the motherboard did not have one of those NICE sockets to plug into, not this product. I (and you) have to be careful to insure proper alignment of the pins and that it is not offset by a row or column when plugging it in. Turning the motherboard on with a mis-aligned plug can short-circuit your motherboard, especially after plugging in certain power-hungry peripherals (scanner, e.g.). Some of these short-circuits can permanently damage the USB outlet, and depending on the motherboard design, go beyond just the USB socket and potentially make the motherboard unbootable.

But bear in mind this is a danger of ALL USB adapters of this sort, not this particular brand. It is a warning you will find printed in any motherboard manual.

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AKA

Best solution to add 2 extra USB ports

January 25, 2012

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I recently purchased an ASRock N68C-S UCC motherboard from another website and found that the very first USB port on the back panel had intermittent connection issues.

Getting a replacement these days is a total gamble, could get a better one or one with similar/worse issues - and then be stuck with it. Too many variables to consider just to get a USB port to work...

Best solution: USB bracket. The installation is simple, just pop it in, plug it into the mobo. The cable was long enough to reach to the opposite side of the board with a little extra slack. Windows Vista SP2 had no problem recognizing and installing basic drivers. I got mine from the seller HDE to make sure I didn't receive someone else's knockoff.

I have my mouse and keyboard plugged into it.

I'd urge anyone with bad USB ports to try one of these instead of chucking your mobo into a landfill; there's just no reason for trashing the whole thing for such a small problem.

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Squeef

Nice accessory

May 21, 2012

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I noticed many motherboards do not come with enough usb 2 ports. This is especially true of inexpensive motherboards that feature usb 3. The issue with many usb 3 ports is that they are not natively supported, so that they do not function until the operating system has booted up, and loaded the usb 3 drivers. This prevents those ports for being used to navigate bios, or to boot from.

These are great for utilizing those usb 2 headers on your motherboard. Being mounted via pci bracket also makes them rather strong, whereas some motherboards will stack usb ports four ports high, resulting in lots of flex.

I've had only one issue. Out of the 5 I've ordered, one of them had stripped screws. Though unfortunate, these are very cheap products. A really cheap solution is attach the ports to the bracket with screws and nuts.

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Pierrick Verilhac

Cheap junk

May 15, 2012

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I was excited about this item. Just a no thrills, $2.49 item, that would output USB from the internal headers of my motherboard. All motherboards should come with those brackets, but for some obscure reason, they don't. Anyways, I secured it in my case, and proceeded to plug a USB device into it. As I gently pushed the USB connector into its socket, the little screws holding the socket into the metal plate gave way, and pushed the socket into the inside of the case. Also, the flat "bar" inside the socket was completely flush against the bottom of the socket, making it really hard to insert a USB connector into it. When I try to gently pry it up, it completely broke.

I'll try to find a better quality item to replace it.

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