Fervit
Fervit 10Gbps USB 3.0 Type-C Male to Dual Female Power Data Splitter Up Angled
USB 3.0 Type-C splitter adds a data port and a power port with an angled plug for tight spaces
- Fits tight spaces with up-angled Type-C male connector
- Transfers data at 10Gbps via USB 3.1 reversible plug
- Splits one port into USB 3.1/2.0 data and dedicated power output
- Powers coolers or lights while keeping data lane free
- Works with Steam Deck, tablets, phones and external disks
Angled USB-C Splitter for Tight Ports
This Fervit adapter converts a single USB-C port into two female sockets. An upward-angled male connector lets the cable clear cramped spaces around laptops or handheld consoles. The reversible Type-C plug inserts either way up. It is built for users who need simultaneous data and power connections from one port.
Suits Steam Deck and Laptop Owners
Gamers running a Steam Deck can attach a USB 3.1 peripheral and a separate power feed for a cooler or light at the same time. Tablet and phone users gain a data port plus charging without blocking the screen. Builders who require more than two downstream devices or need an alternative cable exit direction should look at a different adapter.
10 Gbps Data Rating
The splitter supports a 10 Gbps transfer ceiling on its data leg, matching USB 3.1 Gen 2 performance. The second leg delivers power only and does not carry a data signal. Both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 peripherals will operate on the data port at their native speeds.
Highlights
- Fits tight spaces with up-angled Type-C male connector
- Transfers data at 10Gbps via USB 3.1 reversible plug
- Splits one port into USB 3.1/2.0 data and dedicated power output
- Powers coolers or lights while keeping data lane free
- Works with Steam Deck, tablets, phones and external disks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the USB 3.0 data port on the Fervit splitter wear out from repeated plugging?
The reversible Type-C plug is rated for the standard USB 3.0 insertion cycles, so normal daily connections will not degrade the data port.
What limits sustained 10Gbps transfers through the Fervit adapter?
The 10Gbps ceiling is the USB 3.1 Gen 2 signalling spec; actual throughput will hit the host controller or cable limit first.
Does the Fervit splitter get hot when powering a cooler and a drive all day?
The angled housing has no active cooling; it will warm slightly under continuous load but stays within normal USB power-dissipation limits.
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