TeKit
TeKit USB C 1-to-6 Splitter Cable 2m
A 2-metre USB-C splitter cable with six male connectors charges up to six devices simultaneously and transfers data at up to 480 Mbps on one port
- Cable Length5ft
- Charge 6 devices from one port to save time and protect sockets
- One port handles data at up to 480 Mbps while all six charge
- Total cable 2 m with 1.5 m lead and 0.5 m tails for flexible placement
- Alloy connectors resist oxidation and PVC jacket prevents tangling
- Works with phones, earbuds, tablets and laptops over USB-C
Six-port USB-C splitter
This TeKit cable turns one USB-C port into six, letting you charge up to six phones, earbuds, tablets or laptops simultaneously. One branch also carries data at up to 480 Mbps for syncing a single device. The 2 m total length suits desks, cars or travel bags.
Thermals noise and power
Passive wiring means no fan noise and no extra power draw beyond what the host port supplies. The PVC jacket and alloy plugs resist wear and oxidation during daily plugging and unplugging. Heat stays at the level of a standard USB charging cable.
Replaces a tangle of single cables
Swaps six separate USB-C leads for one splitter, cutting clutter at a workstation or in a vehicle. The jump is worth it when you routinely charge a phone, earbuds and a tablet together and want one cable to manage them all. Not for users who need simultaneous data transfers on multiple ports.
Highlights
- Charge 6 devices from one port to save time and protect sockets
- One port handles data at up to 480 Mbps while all six charge
- Total cable 2 m with 1.5 m lead and 0.5 m tails for flexible placement
- Alloy connectors resist oxidation and PVC jacket prevents tangling
- Works with phones, earbuds, tablets and laptops over USB-C
Specifications
| Cable Length | 5ft |
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Questions about this item
How do I plug in the 2 m USB-C 1-to-6 splitter so all six devices charge and one also syncs data?
Connect the single USB-C male plug to your host port; all six USB-C tails deliver power, but only the tail marked with the data-transfer symbol carries the 480 Mbps link — plug the device that needs syncing into that one.
What upkeep will the PVC-jacketed cable and alloy plugs need over time?
No scheduled maintenance; just keep the plugs free of dust and avoid sharp bends near the 0.5 m split tails so the PVC jacket and corrosion-resistant alloy ends last.
When charging six devices at once, what limit appears first during sustained use?
The single upstream USB 2.0 connection caps total throughput at 480 Mbps, so data speed drops if multiple devices transfer simultaneously, while power divides among all six ports.
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