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Fervit USB 3.1 10Gbps Male to Male Type-C Cable with TF Micro-SD Card Reader
A USB 3.1 Type-C cable transfers data at up to 10 Gbps, delivers 15 W of power and includes a built-in micro-SD card reader
- Up to 10 Gbps data transfer with USB 3.1 speeds
- 15 W power delivery at 5 V/3 A for charging while in use
- Built-in TF micro-SD card reader supports MICRO SD/SDXC/TF cards
- Reversible USB-C connectors plug in either way
- Flat flexible PVC construction saves space and resists bending fatigue
What this cable does
This Fervit USB 3.1 cable combines a male-to-male Type-C connection with a built-in TF micro-SD card reader. It supports data transfer rates up to 10Gbps and delivers up to 15W of power at 5V/3A. The flat, flexible PVC construction uses internal copper lines to save space and improve durability for daily carry.
Who it suits and who it does not
It suits users who need a single cable to move files between USB-C devices and read micro-SD, SDXC or TF cards without a separate adapter. It is not for buyers who require higher power delivery for laptop charging, or those who need a cable longer than the fixed length this design provides.
The spec that decides fit
The 10Gbps USB 3.1 data rate is the key figure: it determines whether large photo or video libraries move fast enough for your workflow. If your devices only run at 5Gbps or lower, you will not see the full benefit of this cable.
Highlights
- Up to 10 Gbps data transfer with USB 3.1 speeds
- 15 W power delivery at 5 V/3 A for charging while in use
- Built-in TF micro-SD card reader supports MICRO SD/SDXC/TF cards
- Reversible USB-C connectors plug in either way
- Flat flexible PVC construction saves space and resists bending fatigue
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do both of my devices need USB-C ports to use this cable?
Yes, the cable has male USB-C connectors on each end, so both the host and the peripheral must provide a USB-C socket.
Will the built-in card reader still function at USB 3.0 speeds if I plug the cable into an older USB 3.0 Type-C port?
The cable is backward compatible with USB 3.0, so the micro-SD/SDXC/TF reader will operate at 5 Gbps instead of the maximum 10 Gbps.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering 15 W of power while I am charging a device?
The connected device should show a charging indicator and draw up to 5 V/3 A, matching the cable's 15 W power delivery rating.
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