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Vszerda USB-C OTG Splitter Y Cable 20 cm USB 3.0 Type C Male to Dual USB A Female
A 20 cm USB 3.0 Type-C male to dual USB-A female splitter cable supporting up to 480 Mbps data transfer
- Connect two USB-A devices to one USB-C port
- Up to 480 Mbps data transfer for fast file access
- 20 cm braided nylon cable with aluminium housing resists bends
- Works instantly with no drivers on laptops, phones and tablets
- 5 V 2 A power rating splits 1 A per port when both used
USB-C OTG Splitter Cable
The Vszerda USB-C OTG Splitter Y Cable adds two USB-A ports to a USB-C device, letting users connect legacy peripherals such as flash drives, keyboards or mice. The 20 cm cable supports USB 3.0 signalling and is aimed at laptop, tablet or phone owners who need a compact, driver-free adapter for everyday accessories.
USB 3.0 speed and power limits
Data transfer tops out at 480 Mbps, well below the 5 Gbps ceiling of the USB 3.0 standard, and the 5 V, 2 A supply splits to 1 A per port when both sockets are used simultaneously. The note warns that aggregate throughput and charging rate drop further with two devices attached and that car-mounted chargers may not provide enough voltage for reliable operation.
OTG host requirement
The adapter only functions when the USB-C port operates in host (OTG) mode, so it will not work with ports that are strictly device or charging-only. Buyers must verify that their specific laptop, phone or tablet supports USB On-The-Go before purchasing.
Highlights
- Connect two USB-A devices to one USB-C port
- Up to 480 Mbps data transfer for fast file access
- 20 cm braided nylon cable with aluminium housing resists bends
- Works instantly with no drivers on laptops, phones and tablets
- 5 V 2 A power rating splits 1 A per port when both used
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose this 20 cm Y-cable or a longer hub for my desk setup?
The 20 cm length keeps the two USB-A ports close to your USB-C device, reducing cable clutter on a laptop or tablet; a longer hub is better only if you need the ports farther away.
The spec says up to 480 Mbps — what speed will I actually see when I plug in a flash drive?
480 Mbps is the USB 2.0 ceiling; real-world throughput will be lower and drops further when both ports are used at once because the single USB-C link shares that bandwidth.
This is labelled USB 3.0 but only reaches 480 Mbps — what does the USB 3.0 label actually cap in practice?
The USB 3.0 label refers to the physical connector generation; the adapter’s internal wiring limits data to USB 2.0 speeds (480 Mbps) and splits a 5 V, 2 A supply into 1 A per port when both are active.
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