Corn Electronics USB-C to 3×USB-A 2.0 splitter 0.25m
- 0.25m
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Corn Electronics
A 0.25 m USB-C to dual USB-A splitter delivering 480 Mbps data and 1.5 A power for flash drives, card readers and OTG peripherals
Option Dual USB2.0
This 0.25m adapter converts a single USB-C male connector into two USB-A female ports. It suits users who need to attach flash drives, card readers or other USB-A peripherals to a USB-C equipped laptop, tablet or phone without installing drivers. The nylon-braided cable keeps the short run tidy and resists everyday wear.
A single-port dongle forces you to swap cables whenever you switch between a flash drive and a card reader. This splitter removes that step by presenting both ports simultaneously, so the jump is worth it whenever you carry two or more USB-A accessories. It does not accept a power-input cable, so it cannot charge the host device or run bus-powered drives that need more than 1.5A total.
Data moves at up to 480 Mbps, the ceiling of the USB 2.0 OTG link, so large file transfers will be slower than on a USB 3.0 or 3.1 connection. The 1.5A shared power budget also rules out most portable hard drives larger than 2TB and any peripheral that draws more current than the port can supply.
| Brand | Corn |
|---|---|
| Cable Length | 0.25m |
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The integrated cable is 0.25 m long, so the adapter sits close to the host port.
No, it uses a plug-and-play design with a reversible USB-C connector and requires no external driver or software installation.
The splitter supports up to 1.5 A of power output in total across both ports.
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