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A 2-in-1 USB-A and USB-C to SATA adapter cable with a 12V 2A power supply for 2.5 and 3.5 inch drives up to 18TB
The FARBOKO UA1001 connects 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch SATA hard drives and SSDs to computers that have either USB-A or USB-C ports. A single cable serves both legacy and modern hosts, so technicians and home users can access drives on different machines without carrying multiple adapters. The 18-inch cable length gives enough reach for desktop setups.
The included 12V 2A (24W) power adapter spins up 3.5-inch mechanical drives up to 18TB and keeps them stable during long transfers. 2.5-inch drives can run from bus power alone, though the external supply adds extra headroom. UASP support raises real-world throughput up to 70% faster reads and 40% faster writes over standard USB 3.0, hitting the 5Gbps theoretical ceiling.
No drivers are required; the adapter appears as a mass-storage device the moment it is connected. It draws power from the wall wart for 3.5-inch units, freeing the host port from high-current demand. The compact black housing adds no bulk, so it fits alongside other peripherals on a crowded desk or in a travel kit.
| Brand | FARBOKO |
|---|---|
| Series | UA1001 |
| Model | UA1001 |
| Part Number | Sata-usb3-adapter |
| Color | Black |
| Cable Length | 18 inches |
| Specifications | UA1001, Sata-usb3-adapter, 2 amps, 2, FARBOKO |
| Features | 2 amps, 2, FARBOKO, UA1001 |
Yes, the included 12V/2A (24W) supply is designed to power 3.5-inch mechanical drives up to 18TB without under-powering issues.
On Windows check Device Manager for "UAS" under the USB controller; on Linux run `lsusb -t` and look for the `uas` driver attached to the device.
The adapter has both USB-A and USB-C connectors built in; the package also contains the 12V/2A power brick and its cable.
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