Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Connects USB-C peripherals to USB-A ports with 480 Mbps data and 2 A charging, aluminium housings and braided cables in a two-pack
This two-pack converts a USB-A port into a USB-C receptacle so you can plug newer USB-C cables, flash drives or hubs into legacy computers or chargers. Each adapter handles data at up to 480 Mbps and delivers up to 2 Amps for charging. The aluminium housings dissipate heat and the nylon-braided cable resists daily strain. The kit suits anyone bridging older USB-A gear with modern USB-C peripherals.
These adapters do not carry a video signal, so they cannot drive monitors or docks that require DisplayPort Alt Mode. They also top out at USB 2.0 data rates, making them unsuitable for users who need 5 Gbps or 10 Gbps transfers. Buyers who require video output or faster data protocols should choose a different product.
The single spec that decides fit is the 480 Mbps transfer ceiling combined with a 2 Amp power limit. If your workflow moves large files over the link or demands more charging current, this adapter will bottleneck performance. For basic syncing, backups and phone charging it is adequate.
| Type | USB to DisplayPort Adapters |
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Yes, the adapter has a USB-C female port so you must already own a USB-C cable, flash drive, hub or other USB-C peripheral to plug into it.
The USB-A male end plugs into any standard USB-A port, so it works with older chargers, laptops and hubs that only have USB-A sockets.
Transfer a known-size file between the connected USB-C device and the host, then check the reported transfer rate in the operating system; it should approach 480 Mbps under normal conditions.
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