LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 3.0 Y-Cable 2× Type-A Male to Type-A Male 60cm
Combines two USB Type-A ports into one for extra power and 5 Gbps data transfer to external hard drives
- Delivers extra power by drawing from two USB ports
- Transfers data at up to 5 Gbps via USB 3.0
- Provides up to 10 W peak power for demanding devices
- 60 cm cable length suits desktop and portable setups
- One connector carries data and power, the second supplies power only
Power for portable drives
This LORDWORLD Y-cable draws current from two USB Type-A ports to run a single 2.5-inch hard drive that cannot start on one port alone. The main connector carries USB 3.0 data at up to 5 Gbps, while the second connector supplies extra power only. It is compliant with USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1 specifications.
Dual-port power delivery
The auxiliary Type-A plug adds up to 2 A at 5 V, raising peak delivery to 10 W when both host ports are active. Backward compatibility keeps the link working at 480 Mbps on USB 2.0 hosts and 1.5 Mbps on 1.1 hosts without driver installation. The 60 cm length reaches neighbouring ports on most laptops and desktops.
Suits single-cable external storage
Users with bus-powered 2.5-inch drives that spin up unreliably on a single port will benefit. Builders needing a longer reach, a right-angle connector, or data on both branches should look at other cable designs.
Highlights
- Delivers extra power by drawing from two USB ports
- Transfers data at up to 5 Gbps via USB 3.0
- Provides up to 10 W peak power for demanding devices
- 60 cm cable length suits desktop and portable setups
- One connector carries data and power, the second supplies power only
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 60 cm Y-cable or its dual Type-A plugs need replacement after frequent plugging?
The cable is rated for standard USB 3.0 durability; no user-serviceable parts exist, so replacement is only needed if the connectors or jacket show physical wear.
What limits sustained 5 Gbps transfers when both Type-A plugs are connected?
The auxiliary USB 2.0 plug supplies extra power only and carries no data, so the 5 Gbps ceiling is set by the primary USB 3.0 link and the host controller.
How much heat or extra power draw appears when the cable runs at the 10 W peak all day?
At the 5 V 2 A maximum the cable dissipates minimal heat; the only measurable draw is the 10 W delivered to the attached device.
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