MESMART
MESMART USB-C 3.1 Male to USB 3.0 Female OTG Adapter Cable 19cm
A 19 cm USB-C 3.1 male to USB 3.0 female OTG adapter cable that adds USB-A peripheral support to USB-C devices with 5 Gbps data transfer
- Connect flash drives and peripherals via USB OTG host support
- Transfer files at up to 5 Gbps with USB 3.0 super speed
- Durable aluminium alloy and braided nylon construction lasts longer
- Compact 19 cm cable fits easily in any bag
- Works with USB-C phones, tablets and laptops
USB-C to USB-A OTG adapter cable
The MESMART USB-C 3.1 male to USB 3.0 female OTG adapter cable connects USB-C smartphones, tablets and laptops to standard USB-A peripherals. Its 19 cm braided cable with aluminium alloy housing links flash drives, keyboards, mice and hubs to devices that support USB On-The-Go.
Suits owners of USB-C hosts needing a single USB
This adapter serves users who want to attach one USB-A device at a time to a USB-C host such as an iPhone 15, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro 2018, Samsung Galaxy S8 or S9, Pixelbook, Dell, Surface, Lenovo or Nexus 6P. It does not suit buyers who need multiple USB-A ports simultaneously or who require video output or charging pass-through.
USB 3.0 5 Gbps data rate
The adapter delivers full USB 3.0 super-speed transfer up to 5 Gbps, ten times faster than USB 2.0, moving files, HD movies and songs in seconds. This single specification decides whether the cable meets the bandwidth needs of the attached peripheral.
Highlights
- Connect flash drives and peripherals via USB OTG host support
- Transfer files at up to 5 Gbps with USB 3.0 super speed
- Durable aluminium alloy and braided nylon construction lasts longer
- Compact 19 cm cable fits easily in any bag
- Works with USB-C phones, tablets and laptops
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What cable length and connector types must my device accommodate for this 19 cm MESMART adapter?
The adapter measures 19 cm end-to-end and presents a USB-C 3.1 male plug on one side and a USB 3.0 Type-A female socket on the other, so your host needs a USB-C port and your peripheral a standard USB-A plug.
Which way round do I plug it in, and what is the common mistake?
Insert the USB-C male end into your phone, tablet or laptop first, then attach the USB-A device; the frequent error is reversing the order and expecting the peripheral to power the host.
When should I replace the adapter if the braided nylon sheath or aluminium alloy housing shows wear?
Replace it once the braid frays enough to expose internal wires or the aluminium shell deforms, because either compromises the USB 3.0 5 Gbps signal path and OTG reliability.
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