Which command lists USB devices in Linux?

The lsusb command is used to list USB devices in Linux. It shows the IDs and names of detected USB devices.

Command:

lsusb

Example:

If you type the following command in the Linux terminal, it lists USB devices.

lsusb

USB Devices:

USB devices are devices connected to a computer through a USB (Universal Serial Bus) port.

Types and Uses:

• USB Keyboard – This device is used to type text and commands.
• USB Mouse – This device is used to move the pointer on the screen.
• USB Flash Drives – These devices are used to store and move data.
• Other USB Devices – These devices include printers, webcams, and other devices connected through USB.