Fervit
Fervit USB 2.0 Adapter Kit 5pcs 480Mbps
A five-piece USB 2.0 adapter kit providing Type-A, Mini and Micro gender changers for 480 Mbps data and 5 V power connections
- Connect varied USB devices with five adapter types
- Plug-and-play operation requires no driver installation
- Transfer data at up to 480 Mbps over USB 2.0
- Deliver up to 5 V 2 A power through each adapter
- Compact design fits easily in a laptop bag
Compact USB 2.0 adapter kit
This five-piece set from Fervit converts standard Type-A ports into Mini and Micro USB connections for data and power. Each adapter supports USB 2.0 operation at 480 Mbps and delivers up to 5 V 2 A for charging. The tiny form factor makes them simple to carry in a laptop bag or tool kit. No drivers are required; they work immediately when plugged in.
Ideal for legacy device owners
Users with older cameras, phones, external drives or GPS units that still rely on Mini or Micro USB will find every gender they need in one pack. Builders who only require modern USB-C or Lightning connections gain nothing from this kit. Anyone needing USB 3.0 speeds or higher power delivery should look at a different solution.
Plug-and-play installation
Simply insert the required adapter into a free Type-A port and attach the legacy cable; the operating system recognises the link instantly. The only common issue is accidentally forcing a Mini or Micro plug in upside-down, which can bend the delicate pins. Keep the unused adapters together so the small parts do not get lost.
Highlights
- Connect varied USB devices with five adapter types
- Plug-and-play operation requires no driver installation
- Transfer data at up to 480 Mbps over USB 2.0
- Deliver up to 5 V 2 A power through each adapter
- Compact design fits easily in a laptop bag
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What USB port type must my device already have to use these adapters?
Your device needs a standard USB Type-A port to plug the adapter into.
Will the 480Mbps data rate work with my older USB 1.1 peripherals?
Yes, the USB 2.0 interface is backward compatible so older devices will connect at their own speed.
How can I confirm the 5V 2A power limit is sufficient after connecting?
The connected device should power on and transfer data without errors or disconnections.
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