LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 5 Pack USB-C Male to USB 2.0 Female OTG Adapter Black
Five USB-C to USB 2.0 OTG adapters connect keyboards, mice, card readers or flash drives to compatible phones at up to 480 Mbps
- Connect keyboards, mice, readers and flash drives via USB-C OTG
- Incompatible with ethernet, wireless, video, audio or SIM card peripherals
- Works with most phones that have a Type-C port
- Requires the phone to support OTG functionality
- Transfers data at up to 480 Mbps maximum
Five-adapter USB-C OTG pack
This set contains five black USB-C male to USB 2.0 female adapters for connecting standard USB peripherals to Type-C phones. Each unit functions as an On-The-Go converter so a mobile device can act as a host. The pack is intended for users who need multiple adapters for home, office or travel use. Condition is new.
Limited peripheral support
The adapters accept keyboards, mice, card readers and flash drives at up to 480Mbps data transfer. They do not support USB ethernet, wireless, video, audio devices or SIM-card readers. Buyers must verify that their phone provides OTG functionality before purchase. No driver installation is required for supported peripherals.
Suits multi-device owners needing basic OTG
Ideal for people who regularly connect flash drives, keyboards or mice to several USB-C phones and want a spare adapter in each bag. Not suitable for users who require wired network, external display, audio interface or SIM-card access through the Type-C port. Those needs call for a different class of adapter.
Highlights
- Connect keyboards, mice, readers and flash drives via USB-C OTG
- Incompatible with ethernet, wireless, video, audio or SIM card peripherals
- Works with most phones that have a Type-C port
- Requires the phone to support OTG functionality
- Transfers data at up to 480 Mbps maximum
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do the USB 2.0 female ports on these adapters wear out after repeated plugging and unplugging?
The USB 2.0 female ports are rated for thousands of insertion cycles under the USB 2.0 specification, so normal daily use with keyboards, mice, card readers or flash drives will not wear them out quickly.
What is the first limitation you hit when transferring large files continuously through these adapters?
The 480 Mbps maximum data rate of the USB 2.0 interface is the bottleneck; sustained transfers will not exceed this speed regardless of the connected drive.
Do these adapters get warm or draw noticeable power when left plugged into a phone all day?
They are passive connectors with no active electronics, so they generate no measurable heat and draw only the tiny current needed for the USB 2.0 signalling itself.
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