⚠️ Important Notice: Check Connector and Host Support Before Ordering

1. Check connector direction: The USB-A male end plugs into a compatible USB-A port; the USB-C female end accepts a suitable USB-C cable or device.
2. Up to 10Gbps data transfer: USB 3.1 Gen 2 support is rated up to 10Gbps. Actual speed depends on the USB-A host port, cable and connected device.
3. Charging depends on the source: Charging support is up to 5V/3A. Actual output depends on the USB-A source, cable and device.
4. USB-C headset use: Connect a compatible USB-C headset when the USB-A host supports USB audio. A charger-only USB-A port cannot provide an audio source.

Product Overview

Give a compatible USB-A port a compact USB-C female connection. Carry this aluminum adapter with your laptop to connect supported USB-C devices for data, charging or USB audio, depending on what your USB-A host supports.

Key Features

• USB-A male to USB-C female: Connect suitable USB-C cables and devices to a compatible USB-A port.
• USB 3.1 Gen 2 data support: Transfer at up to 10Gbps when the complete connection supports that speed.
• Charging support: Up to 5V/3A with a suitable power source, cable and device.
• USB-C headset connection: Supports a compatible headset when the USB-A host provides USB audio.
• Compact aluminum alloy housing: A lightweight adapter to keep with your laptop accessories.

Compatible devices: For compatible USB-A computers, laptops, chargers and other suitable hosts, and supported USB-C phones, external drives and headsets. Compatible models are not fully listed. Check your connectors and the host's data, power or USB audio capabilities before ordering.

Common Daily Applications

• Connect a supported USB-C storage device to a compatible USB-A computer for data transfer.
• Use a suitable USB-A power source and USB-C cable to charge a compatible device.
• Connect a compatible USB-C headset to a computer whose USB-A port supports USB audio.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ

Q: Which end connects to my USB-A port?
A: Plug the USB-A male end into a compatible USB-A port and connect a suitable cable or device to the USB-C female end.

Q: Will every setup reach 10Gbps?
A: No. The USB-A host port, cable and device must all support the required speed.

Q: Can I connect a USB-C headset?
A: Yes, when the headset is compatible and the USB-A host supports USB audio.

Q: Will every USB-A charger provide 5V/3A?
A: No. Available power depends on the USB-A source, cable and connected device.