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Fervit USB 3.0 Type A Male to USB 3.1 Type C Male 10Gbps 90 Degree Modular Adapter
A 90-degree modular adapter linking USB 3.0 Type-A hosts to USB 3.1 Type-C devices at 10 Gbps for data and power in tight spaces
- Reversible USB-C plug simplifies connections
- 10 Gbps data rate moves large files quickly
- 90-degree angle fits tight spaces around ports
- USB 3.0 data and power only, no video or audio
- USB-A host to USB-C device direction fixed
Left-angled USB adapter for tight ports
This left-angled modular adapter connects a USB 3.0 Type-A host to a USB 3.1 Type-C device. It suits laptop or phone users who need to attach external drives or peripherals where straight connectors foul neighbouring ports or chassis edges.
USB 3.0 data and power only.
The adapter passes USB 3.0 data and charging current but cannot carry USB-C video, audio or alternate-mode signals. The Type-C plug is reversible for insertion, yet the link direction is fixed: the Type-C end must face the peripheral and the Type-A end must face the host.
10 Gbps rated throughput for USB 3.1 Gen 2 devices
The link is rated at 10 Gbps, matching the USB 3.1 Gen 2 ceiling, so compatible solid-state drives or docks can run at their design speed. Buyers needing host-side Type-C or device-side Type-A connectivity cannot use this adapter.
Highlights
- Reversible USB-C plug simplifies connections
- 10 Gbps data rate moves large files quickly
- 90-degree angle fits tight spaces around ports
- USB 3.0 data and power only, no video or audio
- USB-A host to USB-C device direction fixed
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose this 90-degree adapter or a straight version for my setup?
The 90-degree angle lets you plug into tight spaces around the port where a straight connector would not fit.
What does the 10Gbps rating mean when I copy files to an external SSD?
It is the USB 3.1 interface ceiling; real-world speeds will be lower and depend on the drive, cable and host controller.
How does the USB 3.0 Type-A to USB 3.1 Type-C interface limit the way I can connect devices?
The Type-A end must be the host and the Type-C end the device; it cannot work in reverse or carry video signals.
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