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Question: Is this the cable I need to hook my Hp G85 officejet printer to my Dell Latitude D620 laptop
Document: I had lost my cable to hook up my laptop to my printer moving apartments. Luckily I stumbled across this cost effective solution! Works great!
I bought a printer that gave my hp laptop a very bad virus and I never got to use this product . It may have worked but I just couldn't use it at the time
It met the need not much more to say on a cable..as it fit on the connections I needed to use the printer with my laptop
I was looking for the cheapest cable I could find and this was it. I got it for less than $2 and with free shipping and it arrived in 5 days. It was able to connect my laptop to my printer and it works so there's nothing to complain about. Great solution for someone who doesn't need an expensive chord.
You need a cable that you can use to hook up your computer to your printer. This is the cable you need. It's cheap, and it works. If you want, you can spend a lot more money to get a cable that does the exact same thing. Don't do that.
to need to shift your laptop near to printer because of its length..... (10 mts long)price is also low and quality is good....
Can't beat the price or the quality of the product. I would recommend this product to anyone that needed a usb cable to hook up the printer to their computer tower.
Perfect printer cable for my new printer for USB hook-up.I couldn't beat the price! Also, had an extra long cord which I needed to wrap around & behind all my computer equipment.
I bought a printer and hooked it up to my laptop using this usb cable. Everything works flawlessly. This is a great purchase.
I would not recommend this cable. However, if you have a really old printer that can only print, an old computer/laptop with only USB 2.0 ports, and want to take a risk then I guess you could try it out.
Answer: It's the cable that I use to connect my hp to my 1545 dell inspiron