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Vszerda CY-UC-220-OTG USB 3.1 Type C to USB 3.0 Type A OTG adapter 10Gbps
Connects USB-A peripherals to USB-C devices at 10 Gbps with OTG support for phones and tablets
- 10 Gbps data rate for fast file transfers
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way up
- OTG function lets phones drive USB-A peripherals
- Compact 3.94 x 3.94 x .39 in design fits any bag
- Lightweight .704 oz adapter adds negligible bulk
USB 3.1 Type C OTG Adapter
The Vszerda CY-UC-220-OTG connects USB 3.0 Type A peripherals to devices with a USB 3.1 Type C port. It supports a 10Gbps data transfer rating and adds OTG functionality for phones and tablets. The reversible Type C plug inserts either way up.
Suits mobile users adding legacy USB gear
Works for people who need to plug standard USB drives, keyboards or mice into a Type C laptop or phone. Not for buyers who need a DisplayPort video cable, despite the category listing. Not for setups requiring a Type A host connection.
10Gbps USB 3.1 data rate
The adapter is rated for 10Gbps transfer speed over the USB 3.1 Type C male to USB 3.0 Type A female interface. This specification decides whether bandwidth-sensitive peripherals will perform at their rated throughput.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps data rate for fast file transfers
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way up
- OTG function lets phones drive USB-A peripherals
- Compact 3.94 x 3.94 x .39 in design fits any bag
- Lightweight .704 oz adapter adds negligible bulk
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the CY-UC-220-OTG adapter need its USB 3.1 Type C male connector replaced after frequent plugging?
The reversible Type C connector is designed for repeated insertion cycles; no scheduled replacement is required for the adapter itself.
What limits sustained 10Gbps transfers on the CY-UC-220-OTG?
The USB 3.0 Type A female port caps throughput at 5Gbps, so that interface is the first bottleneck during continuous high-speed use.
Does the CY-UC-220-OTG get hot or draw extra power when left connected all day?
The passive adapter has no active circuitry, so it generates negligible heat and draws only the minimal power needed for signal pass-through.
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