To view USB device settings, which command should be utilized?

The lsusb command is specifically designed to display information about USB devices connected to the system. When executing this command, it provides a list of all USB devices recognized by the Linux kernel, along with details such as their vendor and product IDs, device class, and other relevant attributes. This is particularly useful for troubleshooting issues related to USB connectivity or for gathering information about the devices connected to a system.

The other commands serve different purposes: usb-devices offers additional details and a more structured format about USB devices but is often not as commonly used as lsusb for quick checks. dmidecode is used for retrieving hardware information from the system's BIOS, focusing on the hardware components rather than USB devices. Lastly, lspci is used to display information about PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) devices, not USB devices, and is unrelated to USB settings.