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Manufacturer's Description
Nikon is a precision optical company with worldwide manufacturing, research and marketing capabilities. The Nikon name is equated with extraordinary photographic performance, innovation, precision and optical quality.
Product Description
USB Kabel
In Verwendung mit: VBA190AE - Nikon USB Kabel
In Verwendung mit: VBA220AE - Nikon USB Kabel
In Verwendung mit: VBA230K001 - Nikon USB Kabel
In Verwendung mit: VBA230AE - Nikon USB Kabel
Kompatibel mit:
Nikon SLR - D3
Nikon SLR - D300
Nikon SLR - D3x
Nikon SLR - D40
Nikon SLR - D40x
Nikon SLR - D60
Nikon SLR - D700
Nikon SLR - D80
Nikon SLR - D90
In Verwendung mit: VBA190AE - Nikon USB Kabel
In Verwendung mit: VBA220AE - Nikon USB Kabel
In Verwendung mit: VBA230K001 - Nikon USB Kabel
In Verwendung mit: VBA230AE - Nikon USB Kabel
Kompatibel mit:
Nikon SLR - D3
Nikon SLR - D300
Nikon SLR - D3x
Nikon SLR - D40
Nikon SLR - D40x
Nikon SLR - D60
Nikon SLR - D700
Nikon SLR - D80
Nikon SLR - D90
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I got this for my Nikon D3100 and while it works very well and does what you would want it to, I feel that Nikon should include this within their kits.
In the documentation, Nikon point out that you can use other, cheaper USB cables - but they ominously include heatsinks and have sections in the manual on this which are slightly worrying. So, you wouldn't want to accidentally leave it plugged in and start a fire..?
Although you are not forced to buy this, I feel there is a subtle pressure to use the genuine Nikon lead and this is quite pricy compared to generic leads.
However, it looks and feels a quality item, works well and transfers are very fast, so I can't complain about its functionality, but I feel a slight resentment about having to buy this as a separate item.
In the documentation, Nikon point out that you can use other, cheaper USB cables - but they ominously include heatsinks and have sections in the manual on this which are slightly worrying. So, you wouldn't want to accidentally leave it plugged in and start a fire..?
Although you are not forced to buy this, I feel there is a subtle pressure to use the genuine Nikon lead and this is quite pricy compared to generic leads.
However, it looks and feels a quality item, works well and transfers are very fast, so I can't complain about its functionality, but I feel a slight resentment about having to buy this as a separate item.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews on Amazon.com (beta)
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16 reviews
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
A Cable? yes. A Nikon UC-E4 cable? No!!
24 Jun 2009
Amazon Verified Purchase
I ordered a Nikon UC-E4 cable (actually 3 of them). Note that in the picture it shows a cable with two ferrite cores attached - those are those cylinder shaped bulges just in from the plugs. These are magnets and are supposed to reduce noise transmissions. What actually came in the box from Nikon when I bought my D60, D200 and D300 cameras was a cable with one ferrite core attached. So, I placed the order figuring I was ordering the right type of cable and expected at least one core. What I got was NO CORES. I got a plain old USB cable with the proper ends on it. You can argue whether or not the cores are of any value (as dCables did when I called them to make arrangements to send these back) but Nikon sees fit to include them on the standard cables they provide with their cameras and when I ordered the Nikon part, I expect that part number and matching item. dCable shouldn't be selling these for what they are not!!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
NOT a Nikon Product. Misleading Product Title
23 Nov 2010
This is NOT a Nikon UC-E4. It is a MISLEADING product title and MISLEADING 'savings' claim. The genuine Nikon product may retail for $60, but this thing NEVER sold for that amount. The savings claim is phony. Amazon "Sellers" area is turning into eBay.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
WORTH OWNING; DON'T LOSE IT LIKE ME
17 May 2008
Amazon Verified Purchase
I used to drag with me everywhere this cable which connects the Nikon D40 camera (not listed in the product description) to the computer for downloading files, continually reminding myself (in the time before discovering SD card readers) never to lose this cable.
Before long I had lost it.
I sent a note to the excellent Nikon USA website asking for the cable title in order to order a new one here on the amazon. Nikon itself suggested using an SD card reader instead as quicker and as saving camera battery power. But I like this cable.
I actually find this cable quicker than the readers. I also have yet to find a reader durable enough to let out of the house. I keep one in the ashtray of my pick-up (only thing it ever gets used for: loose change for the kids, a few Mass Cards, and an SD reader, no ashes) where it won't get injured but be at hand (of course once the summer heat hits, we'll see if it melts). In fact my small truck provides the most secure camera bag I have ever had. Take my life but not my truck, please.
But I like this cable. Even if you have not lost yours, order an extra just in case. It's cheap and it's good and it is very useful.
And did I tell you I find it quicker than the readers, and easier to use. I hate swapping out the SD card like that, and remembering which way is up, and trying to get the computer to see the reader, having found room to squeeze it in on some public computer. With this cable, no problem.
Keep this cable in your kit, with the extra UV filter and stuff (an extra battery is also very good to have). Don't lose it. It's worth it.
Before long I had lost it.
I sent a note to the excellent Nikon USA website asking for the cable title in order to order a new one here on the amazon. Nikon itself suggested using an SD card reader instead as quicker and as saving camera battery power. But I like this cable.
I actually find this cable quicker than the readers. I also have yet to find a reader durable enough to let out of the house. I keep one in the ashtray of my pick-up (only thing it ever gets used for: loose change for the kids, a few Mass Cards, and an SD reader, no ashes) where it won't get injured but be at hand (of course once the summer heat hits, we'll see if it melts). In fact my small truck provides the most secure camera bag I have ever had. Take my life but not my truck, please.
But I like this cable. Even if you have not lost yours, order an extra just in case. It's cheap and it's good and it is very useful.
And did I tell you I find it quicker than the readers, and easier to use. I hate swapping out the SD card like that, and remembering which way is up, and trying to get the computer to see the reader, having found room to squeeze it in on some public computer. With this cable, no problem.
Keep this cable in your kit, with the extra UV filter and stuff (an extra battery is also very good to have). Don't lose it. It's worth it.
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