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Fervit 90 Degree USB 3.1 Type C Male Female to USB 3.0 Type A Female OTG Adapter 10Gbps
A 90-degree USB 3.1 Type C to USB 3.0 Type A OTG adapter supporting 10Gbps data transfer
- 90-degree angle reduces cable strain during use
- USB 3.1 interface supports 10 Gbps data transfer
- Type C male to Type A female enables OTG connectivity
- Three adapters included for multi-device setups
- New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box
90 Degree USB 3.1 Type-C Adapter
This angled adapter connects a USB 3.1 Type-C male plug to a USB 3.0 Type-A female port. It supports OTG functionality for direct device linking. The 90-degree design reduces cable strain in tight spaces. It is suited for users needing to connect legacy USB-A peripherals to modern Type-C hosts.
Installation and Common Issues
Simply plug the Type-C male end into the host device and insert the USB-A peripheral into the female port. No drivers are required for standard operation. The rigid angled form may block adjacent ports on closely spaced layouts. Ensure the host port supplies sufficient power for the connected peripheral.
USB 3.0 Interface Limits
The adapter operates at USB 3.0 speeds with a 10Gbps theoretical maximum. Actual throughput depends on the host controller and connected device capabilities. It does not support video output or alternate modes. Power delivery is limited to the host port's standard output specification.
Highlights
- 90-degree angle reduces cable strain during use
- USB 3.1 interface supports 10 Gbps data transfer
- Type C male to Type A female enables OTG connectivity
- Three adapters included for multi-device setups
- New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I confirm the 10 Gbps link is active after plugging in the 90-degree USB 3.1 Type C male to USB 3.0 Type A female adapter?
Connect a USB 3.0 storage device and check the OS reports a SuperSpeed connection; sustained transfers near the 10 Gbps ceiling show the link is working.
What comes in the 3-piece lot and what extra cables or devices are required?
Three angled adapters are included; you must supply your own USB Type-C host, USB Type-A peripherals and any DisplayPort or HDMI cables for video use.
Which version should I choose for 8K at 60 Hz versus 4K at 60 Hz output?
The same adapter handles both — use a DisplayPort 1.4 source for 8K 60 Hz or 4K 60 Hz; lower DisplayPort versions will fall back to 1080p or 2160p.
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