To get a full list of USB devices connected to a Linux system, run the command

lsusb -v

The -v option means verbose, it will give you very detailed information about every recognised device.

Thank  you  for  your  valuable  information....  I  recently  working  on the  intelligence  in  machines...  i    acquire   alot  of information  from  the  USB  device  profile  for  finding  the  device  is  wireless  or  not....     There  is  one attribute  showing  the  device  is   wireless    that  its  class  (e0) .  If    any  USB  device's  class  is  e0 ..  then its  wconn  device   means   its  a  wireless  device  .   This  works  on  most    of  the  USB  devices  But  some  device  especially  from  the  vendor  specific  devices  is  not  showing  any  class  .  it  is  always  showing  that  the   Class  (ff)  means  its  vendor  specific.      Is there  have  any  other  attribute  is  there  for  finding  a  USB  device  is   Wireless  or  not.....?

The "Interface Descriptor" is what you need to look at, but there may be multiple interface descriptors for a single device, some of which may be vendor-specific, and you may need to iterate through all of them to find the wireless interface. For example, on my laptop, the Bluetooth interface shows

Interface Descriptor:

bLength 9

bDescriptorType 4

bInterfaceNumber 1

bAlternateSetting 0

bNumEndpoints 2

bInterfaceClass 224 Wireless

bInterfaceSubClass 1 Radio Frequency

bInterfaceProtocol 1 Bluetooth

iInterface 0

There are quite a few "vendor specific" interface descriptors as well, but if it is reporting to the operating system that it is a wireless device, at least one descriptor should be showing up as wireless (I believe!).

If the interface is reporting to the operating system that it is a wireless device(wifi, wlan, bluetooth, uwb, ultrawideband, wimax, wwan, gps, fm, nfc...), you can list it with: rfkill list

If it is something more cryptic, you can get its id with: lsusb and with dmesg | grep ID you can see how linux is handling it.

Sorry  to  say  this...  Its  not  working  always...    Because  it  can  only  detect  the  Bluetooth  device...    The  vendor  specific  device  like  ZigBee  XBee  dongle  is  not  detected  by  this  methods...  I  checked   many  ways   ...  Finally  i  got  realize  that  the  vendor  specific  device  cannot  detect  by  using  this  method......