Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.

Input: Consider Input: Great product that is easy to install. It provides protection for my new Galaxy tablet screen. I recommend it completely.

Output: Exactly what I wanted

Input: Consider Input: This is a generic 'Type A to Micro B' USB cable and, as far as I can tell, everything is right, including the price. It is USB 2.0 certified, meaning that it supports data transfer rates of up to 480Mbps and, if your device accepts a Micro-B plug, this is the cable to get. Maybe the 2-meter length (6+ ft.) is a little bit too much but it does not bother me a lot and there may come a time when a cable this long may come in handy.<br /><br />I am awarding this item 5 stars for price, quality and for not making any special 'claims' as a pretext to charge an inflated price. It's note the absolute cheapest but, being an Amazon brand returning it if it's not what you needed or while under warranty should be as painless as these types of transactions go - I am speaking out of personal experience here.<br /><br />And, YES, it DOES work with the latest Kindle and YES, you can use with with a Blackberry Bold and most smart phones and Bluetooth headsets.<br /><br />______________________________________________<br /><br />Notes:<br /><br />Anyone in the market for a USB cable should be very careful because there are at least 6 kinds of USB connectors. If you are buying a cable that connects 'something' to your computer or laptop, the computer end of the cable will always be a USB-A or 'Type A' connector. At the other end, you may have a USB-B/Type B - a nearly square shaped connector used mostly to deliver power to a device but this is rare. Most likely, you will have a Mini-B or a Micro-B. The difference between the 2 is that the Micro-B is half as thick while the width is the same - Mini-B is 3x7mm while Micro-B is 1.5x7mm.<br /><br />If your device (phone, PDA, camera) is a 'new' one and it's using USB, chances are that they will need a Micro-B connector because the industry seems to be adopting the 'Micro' form factor as its standard. If the above sounds simple, you should keep in mind that some devices require Mini-AB or Micro-AB connectors, also known as USB OTG (OnTheGo) devices.<br /><br />My advice: before ordering any cable, make sure that you clearly understand what type of cable you need. If in doubt, do some more research or call the maker's tech support.le, make sure that you clearly understand what type of cable you need. If in doubt, do some more research or call the maker's tech support.

Output: Standard USB but the Amazon brand is a big plus

Input: Consider Input: I like'd
Output: Five Stars