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TeKit USB 2.0 Type A to 6 USB-C Splitter Cable 0.5 m
Connects one USB 2.0 Type A port to six USB-C devices, with one marked port supporting QC 3.0 fast charging and 480 Mbps data transfer while the other five deliver up to 3 A charge only
- Cable Length1.6 ft.
Size 1.6ft
- 1.6ft
- 5ft
- One marked port handles QC 3.0 fast charging and data up to 480 Mbps
- Five additional USB-C ports each deliver up to 3 A charging power
- Total length 1.6 ft with 0.8 ft main cable and 0.8 ft split cables
- Aluminium alloy plugs resist oxidation and corrosion for durable connections
- Strain relief tested beyond 10000 bends for long cable life
6-in-1 USB-A to USB-C Splitter Cable
This cable connects one USB 2.0 Type-A port to six USB-C connectors. A single marked port handles both data at 480 Mbps and charging up to 5 A. The remaining five ports deliver charging current up to 3 A each but cannot transfer data.
Users needing simultaneous charge
The design suits anyone who wants to power several USB-C devices from a single Type-A source. Buyers who require data transfer on every port should look at a powered hub with full USB-C downstream links.
One marked port supports data and 5 A charging
Only the labelled connector offers sync capability at USB 2.0 speeds and 5 A fast charging. The other five connectors are charge-only at 3 A, so the cable fits scenarios where most devices only need power.
Highlights
- One marked port handles QC 3.0 fast charging and data up to 480 Mbps
- Five additional USB-C ports each deliver up to 3 A charging power
- Total length 1.6 ft with 0.8 ft main cable and 0.8 ft split cables
- Aluminium alloy plugs resist oxidation and corrosion for durable connections
- Strain relief tested beyond 10000 bends for long cable life
Specifications
| Cable Length | 1.6 ft. |
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Questions about this item
Will the marked USB-C port that handles data and QC 3.0 charging wear out faster than the other five ports?
The marked port shares the same aluminum-alloy plug and 10000-bend strain relief as the other five ports, so its physical durability is identical.
What stops me from drawing more than 3 A from each of the five charge-only ports during a long session?
Each charge-only port is limited to a maximum output of 3 A, and the USB 2.0 Type-A host connector caps total upstream current at 5 V 2.0 A.
Does the aluminium-alloy plug get hot when all six ports are charging phones at once for hours?
The aluminium-alloy housing helps dissipate heat, but sustained 3 A on five ports plus 5 A on the marked port can make the plug noticeably warm.
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