YOUR BUYING COMPANION
Get the right fit for your setup.
Three useful checks before you order. Work through them at your own pace.
01Check the host and accessory requirements
The USB-C host must support the connected accessory and USB data; phone and tablet use may require OTG support. An adapter cannot add a missing host capability or make unsupported software recognize a peripheral. Some storage devices require extra power. Check the equipment instructions before using either adapter for charging; no video-output function is promised.
02Choose the right configuration
Review the pack, color and other options. The selected configuration and price identify what goes in your cart; the photograph does not establish pack quantity.
03Plan the first use
Read the setup and care guidance below. For a larger supply order, check one item against the actual fit and intended task before distributing the rest.
Use these checkboxes to track your review. Confirm the selected contents and any fitting or care requirements before ordering.
WHAT IT IS · HOW IT WORKS
Keep your USB-A accessories connected to a compatible USB-C device.
This two-pack supplies two short braided adapters, each with a USB-C male plug at one end and a USB-A female socket at the other. Use one to connect a compatible USB-A accessory—such as a flash drive, keyboard, mouse or card reader—to a USB-C computer or supported OTG device. These are data adapters, not 3.5mm headphone dongles or wall chargers. The source lists an approximate length of 4.6 inches per adapter.
Two adapters, the same connection
Each order supplies two complete adapters. Each has a USB-C male plug and a USB-A female socket. The flash drive, keyboard, phone or computer used with it is purchased separately.
Use the USB-A accessories you already have
A compatible USB-C host can use a supported USB-A flash drive, keyboard, mouse or card reader through the adapter. The short braided lead gives the connection some flexibility; avoid pulling on it or leaving a heavy accessory hanging from a device port.
USB 3.0 is a supported-system maximum
The source advertises up to 5Gbps under compatible USB 3.0 conditions. Actual speed is limited by the host, accessory, interface and workload. This is not a promise that every transfer reaches that rate.
Confirm host support before connecting
A USB-C port is not proof of OTG, video or a particular charging function. Check the host and accessory instructions. Peripheral drivers or software may still be required even when the adapter itself needs no extra software.
TWO ADAPTERS · ONE CONNECTION TYPE
USB-C host. USB-A accessory.
Match the plug and socket, then confirm that the host supports your accessory. Two adapters are supplied; other devices are not included.
GET SET UP
How to use it.
- 1
Identify the host and accessory
Check for a USB-C host port and a USB-A accessory plug. Confirm that the host supports that accessory and, for a phone or tablet, the required USB/OTG function.
- 2
Make the connection without strain
Connect the USB-C male end to the host and the USB-A accessory plug to the adapter socket. Support the accessory and keep the short cable relaxed rather than bent sharply or pulled tight.
- 3
Confirm that the accessory is recognized
Open the appropriate file manager, device settings or application. Follow any accessory-specific driver or permission instructions. If it is not recognized, disconnect and check compatibility and power requirements.
- 4
Disconnect storage safely
Finish active transfers and use the host’s safe-eject function for removable storage before unplugging. Hold the connector housing rather than pulling on the cable.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Connecting a supported USB-A accessory to a USB-C computer or compatible USB/OTG host.
The USB-C host must support the connected accessory and USB data; phone and tablet use may require OTG support. An adapter cannot add a missing host capability or make unsupported software recognize a peripheral. Some storage devices require extra power. Check the equipment instructions before using either adapter for charging; no video-output function is promised.
Get help with a larger order →PRODUCT FACTS
- Included
- 2 complete adapters
- Host end
- USB-C male
- Accessory socket
- USB-A female
- Cable
- Short braided lead
- Approximate length
- 4.6 inches each, source-listed
- Interface claim
- USB 3.0, up to 5Gbps under compatible conditions
- Host requirements
- USB data and the required accessory/OTG support
- Not included
- USB accessories, storage media or wall charger
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Useful answers.
What is included?
Two complete braided USB-C male to USB-A female adapters. USB accessories, storage media and a charger are not included.
Which end plugs into the computer or phone?
The USB-C male plug connects to a compatible USB-C host. The USB-A female socket accepts the plug on the supported USB-A accessory.
Can I connect a USB-A flash drive?
Yes, when the USB-C host supports that drive, its filesystem and required power. Phone and tablet use may require OTG support.
Does this convert a 3.5mm headphone connection?
No. There is no 3.5mm socket. A USB audio accessory still requires host support and is a different setup from analog wired headphones.
Will every transfer run at 5Gbps?
No. Up to 5Gbps is the source’s advertised USB 3.0 maximum under suitable conditions; the connected equipment and task determine actual speed.
Is this a video adapter or a wall charger?
Neither function is promised. It is offered for compatible USB data connections. Follow equipment guidance for any charging use.
How long is the adapter?
The source lists approximately 4.6 inches. It is a short flexible connection, not a long extension cable.
How many adapters does cart quantity two supply?
Four adapters: two two-packs.
