stardrift 10-Pack 5mm Diameter Snap on Ferrite Core Bead Choke Ring Cord RFI EMI Noise Suppressor Filter for USB Cable Audio Cable Video Cable Power Cord Black

Doing what it is supposed to is all it can do. As well as eliminating humming from my headphones line and from my PC, it also eliminated hum from my line. To open the filter or secure it, I did not need to use any special tools. Then click when you have closed the files completely. I did it by hand. As long as they are not forced, they won't slide. There seems to be no problem with them.

Colt Cruz

| Jun 06, 2021

A set of gloves is a necessity for me while working in the field.

Jaxxon Gregory

| Mar 08, 2021

Because the locking tabs on these Ferrite Core filters are shipped locked, it is difficult to open them initially. A small screwdriver is used to unsnap the first snap and then you use a fingernail to hold it open while you open the second snap. When the two sides are together, simply snap the doors shut.

Zuri Hale

| May 24, 2021

Let me give you some background information The one thing I like about ham radio is that I'm often able to run up to 100 miles The output power is 100W from my office and stray RF reaches nearby computer cables, causing my cap lock LED to illuminate, and various peripherals to disconnect or malfunction. Without ferrite beads at both ends of the connections, this goes on for a long time. - (My aluminum 27" iMac is very sturdy, and it is well protected by - You are alone. purchased these ferrite beads because they were advertised as being suitable for USB connectors. It would have been better if I had taken the 3mm diameter into account. I have a few micro and mini USB cables that fit them nicely, but unfortunately they're too small for my plain old USB cable. The calipers will be out again, measurements will be taken, and larger chokes will be ordered. The beads you receive are easy to install, as they can be taken off just as easily, in contrast to the bead types that will remain permanently attached. The beads snap closed securely with tiny prongs as they are held in place by the cables where they are installed. In spite of that, ferrite beads are cheap, so you might as well leave them as they are.

Trace SANDERSON

| Jan 11, 2021

When I used 3D or 3D applications, I was experiencing very bad static/buzzing noise from my PC speakers. Adding these to my audio cable drastically reduced the noise caused by my video card, which was picking up interference from my onboard audio. It did not completely eliminate the noise (I still hear a slight buzz), but from 0 to 100% it significantly reduced the noise. When you turn up the volume to 70%, the buzz is nonexistent. It is usually half of what I listen to. As a result, I was able to purchase a good quality dedicated sound card that completely eliminated all kinds.

Aspen John

| Jul 15, 2020

The problem has now been solved!.

Jonah Winters

| Aug 17, 2020

The ones on these are not the heavy ones that come with your devices they are lighter and don't have any issues. The amplifier in my amplifier is still generating noise, so I'm still having problems with my speakers.

Marianna Robinson

| May 07, 2021

I have updated These were the steps I had to take to install them Grasp the pliers with your hands. In my original attempt, I tried using only my hands, but ended up having to use pliers to close them on the wire. * After it's been opened, it'll appear as follows When made close with two small latches (using a pocket knife), they are very difficult to get back open again. They are quite tight on the wire of the average cable, but if you use pliers to 'squeeze' them shut, they are fine. Please be aware It is (fairly) easy to break the magnets if you do this, so go slowly.

Dakota Hayden

| Aug 13, 2020