WaveShare
WaveShare 90 Degree USB-C Male to Female Adapter 100W 40Gbps
A 90-degree USB-C male-to-female adapter supporting 100W charging and 40Gbps data transfer
- CPU TypeOther
- 90° right-angle design protects ports in tight spaces
- Supports 100W power delivery for fast charging
- 40Gbps data transfer enables rapid file moves
- Reversible USB-C connector plugs in either way
- 24-month warranty covers the adapter
Right-Angle USB-C Adapter
A 90-degree USB-C male-to-female adapter redirects the port up or down to fit tight clearances behind monitors, notebooks or phones. The reversible plug inserts either way without checking orientation. It is built for users who need a low-profile connection in confined spaces.
Charging and Data Limits
The adapter passes up to 100 W of power at 5 A and carries data at 40 Gbps. It suits devices that charge and transfer at those rates. Buyers who need higher wattage or faster signalling should look at a different solution.
Everyday Headroom
Typical laptop charging, phone fast-charging and high-speed peripheral links run well within the 100 W and 40 Gbps ceiling. Workloads that demand more power or bandwidth than those figures provide will exceed the adapter's capability.
Highlights
- 90° right-angle design protects ports in tight spaces
- Supports 100W power delivery for fast charging
- 40Gbps data transfer enables rapid file moves
- Reversible USB-C connector plugs in either way
- 24-month warranty covers the adapter
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of USB-C cable or device must I already have to use the WaveShare 90 Degree Adapter?
You need a USB-C male cable or device that can plug into the adapter's female port, which accepts reversible connectors for charging or data.
Will the adapter work with an older USB-C laptop port that only runs at 5 Gbps?
Yes, the adapter passes through the connection so the link will run at the speed your existing port supports, up to the adapter's 40 Gbps limit.
How can I confirm the adapter is delivering the full 100 W charging rate after I connect it?
Check the power reading on your laptop or phone while charging; if it shows 100 W then the adapter is passing the full 5 A current.
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