Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Brainwavz
Pack of ten USB-A to USB-C adapters delivers 200 W charging and 480 Mbps data transfer
This Brainwavz pack contains ten USB-A to USB-C adapters designed for power delivery and data transfer. Each unit supports up to 200W charging output and USB 2.0 data speeds reaching 480Mbps. The adapters feature aluminium alloy housings rated for 20,000 insertion cycles.
These adapters suit users who need to connect USB-C devices such as iPhone 15, iPhone 16, iPad Pro or Pixel phones to standard USB-A ports for charging and syncing. They do not carry video signals, so buyers requiring display output via HDMI or VGA should look at a different product type.
The decisive specification is the USB 2.0 interface limiting data transfer to a theoretical maximum of 480Mbps. This speed handles document, music and photo transfers but is not suited for high-bandwidth applications such as external SSD workflows or video capture.
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Each adapter supports up to 200 W power delivery, so your iPhone 16 Pro Max will charge at its maximum supported rate when paired with a compatible USB-A charger and cable.
Yes, the adapters plug into any standard USB-A port on laptops, wall chargers or car chargers and provide a USB-C female socket for your newer iPhone, iPad, Watch or Pixel devices.
Transfer a large file and check the reported speed in your OS; a sustained rate near 480 Mbps confirms the USB 2.0 data connection is working correctly.
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