USB cables have two ends, and each end can be different. On one end of the cable is the A connector. The other end, most likely, has the B connector.

The A connector is rectangular. It’s what plugs into the computer. This connector is often called the upstream end.

The B connector has a D shape to it. This type of hole and cable connector is fitted on USB devices. It’s called the downstream end.

These ends can be different depending on the manufacture’s make and model. Here we show you some of the top changeable USB Tips.

MDI mTips

Our most popular mTips:

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