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Vszerda USB 3.1 Type-C to Dual USB-A Male Y Cable 60cm White
A Y-cable splits one USB-C connection into two USB-A plugs, drawing extra power for portable hard drives and phones at 5 Gbps
- TypeUSB
- Connector Number14
- Terminal GenderMale-to-Male
- Speed5 gigabits_per_second
- FeaturesPortable
- Delivers extra power to USB-C drives via dual USB-A ports
- Transfers data at 5 Gbps through the USB 3.0 connector
- Compact 60 cm length fits laptop bags and desk setups
- White round cable with 14-pin male-to-male connectors for secure fit
- Weighs only 0.05 kg for portable use anywhere
USB-C Y cable for extra power
This USB 3.1 Type-C to dual USB-A male Y cable draws power from two host ports to run bus-powered USB-C devices. The 60 cm white cable carries data on the USB 3.0 leg at 5 Gbps while the USB 2.0 leg supplies additional current. It is built for indoor or outdoor use and weighs 0.05 kg.
Buyers who need a single-cable solution
The Y design suits laptops or PCs that cannot deliver enough current from one USB-A port for a 2.5 inch hard drive or other hungry peripheral. It does not suit users whose device requires a USB-C host port, nor those who need a longer reach than 60 cm.
14-pin USB 3.1 Type-C plug
The connector uses 14 pins to support USB 3.1 Gen 1 speeds of 5 Gbps on the data leg. If your USB-C device expects a different pin configuration or a higher voltage than 5 V, this cable will not work.
Highlights
- Delivers extra power to USB-C drives via dual USB-A ports
- Transfers data at 5 Gbps through the USB 3.0 connector
- Compact 60 cm length fits laptop bags and desk setups
- White round cable with 14-pin male-to-male connectors for secure fit
- Weighs only 0.05 kg for portable use anywhere
Specifications
| Brand | chenyang |
|---|---|
| Type | USB |
| Connector Number | 14 |
| Terminal Gender | Male-to-Male |
| Speed | 5 gigabits_per_second |
| Features | Portable |
Questions about this item
What USB-A ports must my computer already have to use both connectors on this Y cable?
One USB 3.0 port for data and power and one USB 2.0 port for extra power only.
Will the USB 2.0 leg still supply power if I plug it into an older USB 1.1 port on my PC?
Yes, the USB 2.0 leg draws power only, so any legacy USB-A port that provides 5 V will work.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering the full 5 Gbps link after connecting my drive?
Check the operating system device manager or system report; the drive should appear as a SuperSpeed USB 3.1 device running at 5 Gbps.
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