LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 2.0 9/10Pin to 2 Female Y Splitter .5m
Converts a motherboard 9/10-pin header into two USB 2.0 ports with 480 Mbps transfer speed over a .5 m cable
- Converts one internal header into two USB 2.0 ports
- Supports 480 Mbps transfer for peripherals and power
- 5 m cable length fits tight case layouts
- Plug-and-play design needs no drivers or software
- Includes screw-panel holes for secure chassis mounting
USB 2.0 9/10-pin to dual female Y splitter
This adapter converts a single 9/10-pin motherboard header into two standard USB 2.0 female ports. It suits builders who need extra front-panel or internal USB connections for peripherals, wireless dongles or Bluetooth modules. The .5 m cable keeps routing tidy inside compact cases.
Check header pin layout and available bracket space
Verify that your motherboard provides a standard 9/10-pin USB 2.0 front-panel header before ordering. Ensure the chassis has a free slot or mounting holes for the adapter’s screw panel. Confirm that connected devices do not exceed the header’s shared power budget.
Fits internal builds needing two ports from one
The Y splitter plugs directly onto the mainboard header and presents two Type-A sockets for plug-and-play use. It supports 480 Mbps transfer rates for data and power delivery to attached devices. The short .5 m tail reduces cable clutter while the screw holes allow secure panel mounting.
Highlights
- Converts one internal header into two USB 2.0 ports
- Supports 480 Mbps transfer for peripherals and power
- 5 m cable length fits tight case layouts
- Plug-and-play design needs no drivers or software
- Includes screw-panel holes for secure chassis mounting
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need any extra cables or brackets to install it?
The package includes the .5 m splitter cable with a 9/10-pin male header and two USB 2.0 female ports; mounting screw holes are built into the adapter so no separate bracket is required.
The title mentions 9-pin and 10-pin headers — which one should I use on my motherboard?
The single male connector fits both standard 9-pin and 10-pin USB 2.0 front-panel headers; align the keyed pin with the missing hole on your board and plug it in.
The spec lists 480 Mbps — what does that actually give me when I plug in a drive or peripheral?
480 Mbps is the USB 2.0 high-speed ceiling, so external hard drives, flash drives, Bluetooth dongles or phone chargers will run at their normal USB 2.0 rates through either female port.
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