user19713: I'm looking into working with an Arduino micro, and I'd like to be able to plug it into my computer directly(without a cable). I've been looking around, and the best thing that I found was this. The reason I haven't bought the linked adapter is because I've seen a number of bad reviews of the seller with close to half of the reviews being 1-star. Anybody have an idea where I can find something similar?
EDIT: I'm going to be using this for security testing, emulating a rubber ducky usb, so I need the computer to recognize the Arduino as an HID, not an arduino, but I also (obviously) need to be able to load my code onto it

user4143: That adapter is not suitable. Not only is it the wrong gender on the large end, but it is designed for a completely different purpose.
That is an "On The Go" adapter which is designed for connecting things with a USB A plug (such as a memory stick, etc) to a mobile phone's USB socket.  It is not suitable for connecting things to an Arduino.
I have never heard of an adapter like you want, but I have heard of Arduino-like boards that plug direct into a computer like you want. One example is the Digispark from Digistump which is an ATTiny85 on a USB plug.

19713: <p>I'm looking into working with an Arduino micro, and I'd like to be able to plug it into my computer directly(without a cable). I've been looking around, and the best thing that I found was <a href="http://www.gearbest.com/usb-flash-drives/pp_241630.html?currency=USD&amp;gclid=Cj0KEQjwz-i3BRDtn53Z5Z7t4PUBEiQA23q2ADLBLxSTh67ggFcvjZenuXTcFK6nriQfRnaFchLybM8aAuhx8P8HAQ" rel="nofollow">this</a>. The reason I haven't bought the linked adapter is because I've seen a number of bad reviews of the seller with close to half of the reviews being 1-star. Anybody have an idea where I can find something similar?</p>

<p>EDIT: I'm going to be using this for security testing, emulating a rubber ducky usb, so I need the computer to recognize the Arduino as an HID, not an arduino, but I also (obviously) need to be able to load my code onto it</p>
 4143: <p>That adapter is not suitable. Not only is it the wrong gender on the large end, but it is designed for a completely different purpose.</p>

<p>That is an "On The Go" adapter which is designed for connecting things with a USB A plug (such as a memory stick, etc) to a mobile phone's USB socket.  It is not suitable for connecting things to an Arduino.</p>

<p>I have never heard of an adapter like you want, but I have heard of Arduino-like boards that plug direct into a computer like you want. One example is the <a href="http://digistump.com/products/1" rel="nofollow">Digispark from Digistump</a> which is an ATTiny85 on a USB plug.</p>
