Manw
Manw 20cm USB-C OTG Y Splitter Cable USB 3.0 Type C Male to Dual USB A Female
Converts a USB-C port into two USB 3.0 Type-A ports with OTG support in a compact 20cm Y-splitter cable
- Expands one Type-C port into two USB-A ports with 1-to-2 split design
- USB 3.0 standard delivers fast and stable data transmission
- 20cm short cable keeps wiring neat and space-saving
- Built-in OTG function connects various USB peripherals directly
- Wide compatibility with cars, laptops, desktops and more devices
Port Expansion for USB-C Devices
This Manw splitter converts a single USB-C port into two USB-A sockets using a short 20cm cable. It suits drivers and laptop users who need to connect flash drives, keyboards or other peripherals without occupying extra space.
Sustained Data Transfer
USB 3.0 signalling provides fast and stable transmission when both ports are active at the same time. The compact Y design keeps the wiring tidy during continuous use in a vehicle or at a desk.
Compatibility Check
Verify that your host device supports OTG and USB 3.0 over its Type-C port. Some tablets or phones only supply power or use USB 2.0, which would limit the splitter to charging or slower speeds.
Highlights
- Expands one Type-C port into two USB-A ports with 1-to-2 split design
- USB 3.0 standard delivers fast and stable data transmission
- 20cm short cable keeps wiring neat and space-saving
- Built-in OTG function connects various USB peripherals directly
- Wide compatibility with cars, laptops, desktops and more devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 20 cm cable add noticeable heat or power draw when two USB 3.0 devices run all day?
The 20 cm length keeps resistance low, so the splitter itself adds negligible heat and draws only the power your host port already provides.
What must my laptop or car port already support for the OTG function to work?
Your Type-C port needs to supply USB 3.0 data lines and host-mode power; the splitter then exposes two USB-A sockets for standard peripherals.
Will older USB 2.0 flash drives and mice work reliably through the dual USB-A ports?
Yes, each USB-A port is backward compatible, so legacy USB 2.0 devices operate normally alongside USB 3.0 gear.
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