Aomoproing
Aomoproing USB 2.0 Y Splitter Cable 1 Male to 2 Female
Splits one USB 2.0 port into two for data transfer up to 480 Mbps and charging, with a durable flexible housing and plug-and-play operation
- Data transfer and charging up to 480 Mbps
- Plug and play with no driver installation needed
- Durable flexible housing protects USB interfaces
- Splits one male port into two female ports
- Not suitable for high-power devices such as iPad
USB 2.0 Y Splitter for Peripherals
This Aomoproing cable splits a single USB 2.0 port into two female sockets. It handles both data transfer and charging for standard peripherals. The plug-and-play design requires no driver installation. Durable, flexible housing protects the connectors from everyday wear.
Suitable for Low-Power Devices Only
The splitter works well with mice, keyboards, flash drives and similar low-draw accessories. It is not recommended for high-power devices such as tablets. Car audio, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are explicitly unsupported. Users needing to charge power-hungry gear should look elsewhere.
Simple Cable, No Extras Included
The package contains only the Y splitter cable itself. No additional adapters, mounting hardware or software utilities are bundled. The lack of drivers means immediate compatibility with standard operating systems. Buyers receive exactly one cable ready for direct connection.
Highlights
- Data transfer and charging up to 480 Mbps
- Plug and play with no driver installation needed
- Durable flexible housing protects USB interfaces
- Splits one male port into two female ports
- Not suitable for high-power devices such as iPad
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does this USB 2.0 Y splitter require an external power adapter to run two devices?
No, it draws power from the single USB 2.0 male plug, but the manufacturer advises against connecting high-power devices such as an iPad.
Can I keep using my older USB 1.1 keyboard and mouse with this splitter?
Yes, the cable is backward compatible with USB 1.1 peripherals, though they will operate at their original lower speeds.
How do I confirm the splitter is delivering the rated 480 Mbps after I plug it in?
Connect a USB 2.0 flash drive, transfer a large file, and check that the observed throughput approaches the 480 Mbps specification.
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