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SMUGDESK USB 2.0 OTG Adapter Cable A Male to Micro USB with Power Port
Connect USB peripherals to Micro USB Android devices while charging them simultaneously at up to 480 Mbps
- Simultaneous charging and data via extra Micro USB power port
- Up to 480 Mbps transfer speed for USB 2.0 peripherals
- Connect flash drives, keyboards, mice and game controllers directly
- Compact lightweight design for easy mobile use and portability
- Plug-and-play compatibility with most Android Micro USB devices
What it does and who needs it
This USB 2.0 OTG adapter cable connects a USB-A peripheral to a Micro USB Android device while supplying an extra Micro USB power port. It is intended for users whose phone or tablet cannot deliver enough current to run a flash drive, keyboard, mouse or gamepad on its own OTG port.
Practical limits of USB 2.0
The link tops out at 480 Mbps, so large file transfers take longer than on newer interfaces. The adapter only works when the host device supports OTG; some Android models block the feature in software, so checking compatibility first is essential.
Build and daily use
A compact, lightweight moulding makes the cable easy to carry for mobile work or field debugging. The additional power socket lets you plug in a charger or power bank while the peripheral is active, avoiding the voltage drop that often disconnects power-hungry accessories.
Highlights
- Simultaneous charging and data via extra Micro USB power port
- Up to 480 Mbps transfer speed for USB 2.0 peripherals
- Connect flash drives, keyboards, mice and game controllers directly
- Compact lightweight design for easy mobile use and portability
- Plug-and-play compatibility with most Android Micro USB devices
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick this adapter or a version without the extra Micro USB power port?
Choose this model when you need to charge your phone or tablet while using a USB flash drive, mouse, keyboard or gamepad; the extra Micro USB power input prevents the peripheral from draining the host device.
What does the 480 Mbps rating mean when I copy files to a USB stick plugged into my phone?
It is the USB 2.0 theoretical maximum; real-world speeds are lower and depend on the flash drive, the phone's controller and file sizes.
Is the connection limited to USB 2.0, and does that cap what peripherals I can use?
Yes, the adapter is USB 2.0 only, so high-speed USB 3.0 drives will fall back to 480 Mbps, but standard keyboards, mice, gamepads and thumb drives work normally.
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