Blueskysea
Blueskysea USB Converter 8 Pack 4 USB to USB-C 4 USB-C to USB Black
Eight adapters let you connect USB-A and USB-C devices both ways, supporting data up to 480 Mbps and 5 V / 3 A charging
- TypeAC Adapters
- Charge and sync iPhone 15, 14, 13 with USB-A cables
- Connect USB-C laptops to legacy USB-A peripherals instantly
- Transfer files at 480 Mbps or 5 Gbps depending on adapter used
- Deliver up to 9 V / 2.2 A power for fast charging
- Plug-and-play design requires no drivers or setup
Eight-adapter kit for mixed USB-A and USB-C ports
This set contains four USB-A to USB-C adapters and four USB-C to USB-A adapters so you can connect legacy flash drives, cables or peripherals to newer USB-C laptops, tablets and phones, and also attach USB-C devices to older USB-A ports. It is aimed at users who carry both interface generations and want a single pocket-sized kit to cover every connection scenario without carrying separate dongles.
Plug-and-play operation with asymmetric speed limits
The USB-C to USB-A adapters run at USB 2.0 rates up to 480 Mbps, delivering 40 to 60 MB/s for data sync and charging at 5 V/3 A or 9 V/2.2 A, while the USB-A to USB-C adapters operate at USB 3.0 5 Gb/s with OTG support for rapid file transfers. Neither variant carries video signals, so they cannot drive external displays or dock video outputs.
Compact black housings with reinforced strain relief
Each adapter uses a short rigid body that resists bending stress when plugged side-by-side on crowded port rows, and the matte black finish matches common laptop aesthetics. The mixed connector orientations let you leave adapters on cables permanently without blocking adjacent ports, though buyers who need Thunderbolt bandwidth or video pass-through will find these units unsuitable.
Highlights
- Charge and sync iPhone 15, 14, 13 with USB-A cables
- Connect USB-C laptops to legacy USB-A peripherals instantly
- Transfer files at 480 Mbps or 5 Gbps depending on adapter used
- Deliver up to 9 V / 2.2 A power for fast charging
- Plug-and-play design requires no drivers or setup
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the USB-A-to-C adapters wear out faster than the USB-C-to-A ones?
Both adapter types use the same plug-and-play design with no moving parts, so long-term wear depends only on how often you insert and remove them.
What speed ceiling will I hit first when transferring large files all day?
The USB-C-to-A adapters top out at 480 Mbps, while the USB-A-to-C adapters reach 5 Gb/s, so the slower pair will be the bottleneck.
How much heat or power draw should I expect if I leave all eight plugged in charging phones?
Each adapter supports up to 5 V / 3 A or 9 V / 2.2 A output, so total power depends on how many devices draw current simultaneously.
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