Rankie Adapter USB C Hi-speed USB Type C to USB-A 3.0, Black, 2-Pack
$12.99
In stock
2-Pack. Turn USB-C port into a USB 3.0 port to connect flash drives, keyboards or other peripherals to the new MacBook Pro and other USB-C devices
Compatible with tablets and smartphones with a USB Type-C connector including the Samsung Galaxy S9/S9 Plus/S8, Huawei P20/P20 Pro and other devices
Hi-speed USB C Male to Standard Type A USB 3.0 Data sync, Video, Audio 4-in-1 cable. The maximum data transfer rate up to 5GBit/s, USB3.0 standard
Reversible Design: Smaller, smarter and more convenient! Low-profile connector with a reversible design simplifies the connection; Plug and unplug easily without checking for the connector orientation
Retail package includes: 2-Pack USB-C to USB 3.0 Adapter, customer service card
Caroline –
my boyfriend loves his for using a game controller on his phone and for a usb microscope. i love this for charging my vape on the go. works as advertised
iKhan –
they are ok for the price but the adapters a bit filmsy and fiddle a lot. Guessing they are not very expensive and get the job done i would say they offer good value for money but they can be improved.
gabriele –
Good
David Philippe –
This adapter works fine for my purpose. I didn’t need two. but now I have a spare I suppose. Shipping was quick. I am happy with this transaction.
DaveB –
Good price. Arrived quickly. They do the job. as advertised.
NW8te –
Exactly what I wanted! These are small enough for both to sit side by side in the USB-C ports on my MacBook Pro 16″. They are perfect for what I needed. and a great price too. Can’t comment on durability yet. but they seem solidly built.
Timothy W. –
Connecting new electronic goods
Frank T –
New laptop has USB C port but all of my existing kit is older technology USB A. This does the trick and provides an additional port that I can use.
Steve Caprara –
Side of PC has a USB-C port but not a USB-A. Needed a quick way to make use of this. PERFECT for what I needed
John Ackfield –
It works Tried cheaper brands. I guess you have to pay for quality. Makes sense.