ARCTIC
ARCTIC 2 in 1 Accessories USB 2.0 Type-C 16GB 5-Pack Black
Five dual-connector 16 GB flash drives with USB 2.0 and USB-C plugs for direct file transfer between phones, tablets and computers
- Transfer files between USB and USB-C devices with dual-connector drives
- Read up to 25 MB/s and write up to 15 MB/s with A+ grade NAND chips
- Endure 3000 to 5000 erase cycles for long-term reliability
- Shockproof ABS shell and aluminium swivel clip protect each 16 GB drive
- Works with smartphones, laptops, tablets, Macs and car audio via USB 2.0 or USB-C
Dual-connector flash-drive pack
This five-pack supplies 16 GB drives that each carry a USB 2.0 Type-A plug and a USB-C plug. They are intended for people who move files between phones, tablets, laptops and desktop computers without carrying separate cables or adapters.
Thermals and power
The ABS shell and aluminium swivel clip keep the drives cool to the touch during normal transfers. Power is drawn only from the host port, so no external supply is needed and the drives add negligible load to a laptop battery.
What the bundle changes
Five matching drives let you assign one to each device or keep spares in different bags. The default FAT32 formatting works immediately on most systems, while Android devices require OTG to be enabled before the drive appears.
Highlights
- Transfer files between USB and USB-C devices with dual-connector drives
- Read up to 25 MB/s and write up to 15 MB/s with A+ grade NAND chips
- Endure 3000 to 5000 erase cycles for long-term reliability
- Shockproof ABS shell and aluminium swivel clip protect each 16 GB drive
- Works with smartphones, laptops, tablets, Macs and car audio via USB 2.0 or USB-C
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 2-in-1 USB 2.0 and Type-C drive on my Android phone?
Plug the Type-C connector into the phone, then enable the On-The-Go (OTG) function in settings; the drive appears instantly with no extra software.
When will the 16 GB flash drives need replacement?
The A+ grade NAND chips are rated for roughly 3,000 to 5,000 erase cycles before wear becomes a concern.
What speed limit appears first during long file transfers?
Write speeds peak at 10-15 MB/s on the USB 2.0 interface, so sustained writes hit that ceiling before reads.
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