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Fervit USB 3.1 Type C Male OTG to USB 3.0 Type A Male Data Adapter 10Gbps
A USB 3.1 Type-C male to USB 3.0 Type-A male adapter enabling 10Gbps OTG data and power transfer from a USB-C host to USB-A peripherals
- 10 Gbps data transfer rate for fast file moves
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way up
- OTG function lets phones and tablets host USB drives
- Connects USB-C host to USB-A peripherals only
- Supports USB 3.0 data and power delivery
USB 3.1 Type-C OTG adapter
This adapter connects a USB-C host such as a laptop or phone to a USB 3.0 Type-A device. It supports a 10Gbps data transfer rating and delivers power to the attached peripheral. The USB-C plug features a reversible design for easier insertion. The OTG function requires the Type-C end to be the host and the Type-A end to be the device.
Directional host-to-device limitation
The adapter cannot be used in reverse with a USB-A host and a USB-C device. It only transfers USB 3.0 data and power, so USB 3.1 Gen 2 speeds are not available through the Type-A connector. The 10Gbps rating applies to the Type-C interface, but the connected device operates at USB 3.0 rates. Buyers who need a USB-A host to drive a USB-C peripheral cannot use this product.
Simple plug-in with orientation rule
Installation is a direct plug-in with no drivers required for standard USB storage or peripherals. The only common mistake is reversing the host and device roles, which prevents the link from enumerating. Ensure the Type-C side connects to the host and the Type-A side to the device. No additional configuration is needed when the direction is correct.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps data transfer rate for fast file moves
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way up
- OTG function lets phones and tablets host USB drives
- Connects USB-C host to USB-A peripherals only
- Supports USB 3.0 data and power delivery
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which version of this adapter should I pick for 10Gbps-rated transfers?
The single model offered is rated for 10Gbps data transfer and works with USB 3.1 Type C hosts and USB 3.0 Type A devices.
What does the 10Gbps rating mean when I plug this into my laptop?
It sets the maximum theoretical throughput; actual speed depends on the host controller, the connected USB 3.0 device and cable quality.
How does the USB 3.1 Type C interface limit real-world performance?
The adapter passes USB 3.0 data and power only, so the connection is capped at USB 3.0 speeds despite the 10Gbps-rated USB 3.1 Type C plug.
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