Hetai Tech
Hetai Tech USB-C to USB 3.0 OTG Adapter
Connects USB-A peripherals to USB-C devices with OTG support at up to 5 Gbps
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- Connect USB-A peripherals to USB-C devices
- USB 3.0 enables 5 Gbps data transfer speeds
- OTG support lets phones act as host
- Reinforced symmetrical connector inserts first try
- Supports up to 3 Amps charging output
USB-C to USB 3.0 OTG Adapter
This Hetai Tech adapter connects USB-A peripherals such as flash drives, keyboards and mice to USB-C enabled devices. It supports USB 3.0 and OTG functionality for host-mode access to removable media on smartphones and tablets. The reversible Type-C connector plugs in on the first try. Data transfers reach up to 5 Gbps while the adapter delivers up to 3 Amps for charging.
For adding legacy USB-A accessories to modern
Buyers who need to connect existing USB-A drives or input devices to a USB-C laptop, phone or tablet will find this adapter fits the purpose. It is not suited for users who require a Micro-USB connector, because the specification lists Micro USB to USB-A rather than USB-C to USB-A. Anyone needing video output or alternate-mode protocols should look at a different product.
USB 3.0 OTG with 5 Gbps transfer and 3 Amp charging
The decisive specification is the combination of USB 3.0 OTG support, a 5 Gbps maximum data rate and 3 Amp power delivery. This determines whether the adapter can act as a host for removable storage and charge the connected device at the same time. If your workflow demands faster throughput or higher power, this model will not meet those requirements.
Highlights
- Connect USB-A peripherals to USB-C devices
- USB 3.0 enables 5 Gbps data transfer speeds
- OTG support lets phones act as host
- Reinforced symmetrical connector inserts first try
- Supports up to 3 Amps charging output
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
What does the 5 Gbps transfer speed mean when I plug a USB 3.0 flash drive into my phone?
It lets the adapter move data at up to 5 Gbps between the drive and the phone, so large files copy in seconds rather than minutes.
How does the USB 3.0 interface limit what I can connect?
The adapter uses a USB 3.0 Type-A port, so it accepts any standard USB-A peripheral but caps the link at 5 Gbps and 3 A power delivery.
What physical space does the adapter need to sit next to other ports on a MacBook Pro?
The reinforced Type-C plug is symmetrical and slim, so it fits beside neighbouring ports without blocking them.
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