MFL. 15-Plug Audio Cable Tester Line Finder Black 15-in-1 Cables Checker 10-Way Switch Wire Tracker with LED Indicators, Rectangular

Easy to use pretty self explanatory. Works well.I am updating a church sound system and I don’t know what works and what doesn’t. Checking wires is better than chucking equipment that works properly. I would suggest this product to others.

Versatile cable tester. It can test cables that are already laid. High quality. Quick ship. Item as described. I would purchase from this seller again.

Es excelente, funciona super bien y tiene para todos los cables posibles solo falta para probar cables de ac pero puedes hacer un adaptador para probar extenciones de corriente

It’s ALMOST there, but for the $60 I paid at the time of this writing, I can’t really complain. I bought the CT-20 model. Two connections I immediately found missing was Mini USB (it does include Micro USB) and the proprietary Apple stuff like Lightning cables and the older Apple adapters. For the price, I can live without them I supposed; however, I do have a number of various cables that I need to test and can’t with this device.

Device does exactly what it is made for in a very good way. If you have many types of cables this device is a good choice to test the cables for suitability and functionality. USB cables are so easy to separate whether they pass data and power or just power, do I have a USB 3 gen1 or gen 2 or gen 2x2. Does my HDMI work properly.Only disadvantage is the lack of a DisplayPort control option.Big price difference between Amazon Europe and Amazon.com

works well

This product is built solid and a utilitarians dream. Wish I had this sooner, great for troubleshooting cord issues. The only thing I wish it had was a better reference for the light patterns for non-conventional cables.

One note: the version in the pictures at time of review indicates there is an RJ11 tester built in, which is not the case, the new model now has USB-C to USB-C test capabilities instead. I ended up making a couple RJ45 to USB adapter boards to be able to test all USB cables (works great), and have RJ45 to RJ11 adapters to test RJ11. One could really make adapters to test any other non-included cables were they inclined to do so, as between the RJ45 and HDMI inputs there are many paths that can be used (eight for RJ45 and 19 for HDMI). Just something to keep in mind. Now on to the review...This will test just about any kind of cable found in the home and/or home studio, and it does a wonderful job. The best part for me is that you can detach the two units and test cables in place, not having to pull them from installed positions. This to me is worth the cost premium over the other two units, because I have many (TRS and MIDI) cables in place and wanted to be able to test them without removal should I have an issue, and for that it works great. Luckily I have not had to use it for troubleshooting yet, but have tested some cables before implementing in my setup and it did the job wonderfully.