Unitek A1034NI USB3.1 Type-A Male to Type-C Female Adaptor - Color: Silver - USB-A To USB-C Zinc Adapter, designed for data transfer and charging over a laptop, iPad Pro, tablet and smartphone

A handy must-have to plug in your USB C cable.
Solid construction and a handy key ring hole so you don't lose it. A handy must-have to plug in your USB C cable.
Solid construction and a handy key ring hole so you don't lose it.

If you gotta go from USB A to C glad everything will be now the standard And up to spec for today’s cables If you gotta go from USB A to C glad everything will be now the standard And up to spec for today’s cables

Bought it for my vr headset hp reverb g2, usb does not have enough power to support it unforunately.

Does work for well for converting usb-c charging but not what I was looking for.

would but it only for charging or data transfer Bought it for my vr headset hp reverb g2, usb does not have enough power to support it unforunately.

Does work for well for converting usb-c charging but not what I was looking for.

would but it only for charging or data transfer

Supports over 400MB/s and the lanyard hole is super useful to connect it to my usb C flashdrive. Note that there seems to be a correct orientation so see which way up is faster. The adaptor is clearly labeled on each side, one with a large X so it's easy to tell which way up it is. Supports over 400MB/s and the lanyard hole is super useful to connect it to my usb C flashdrive. Note that there seems to be a correct orientation so see which way up is faster. The adaptor is clearly labeled on each side, one with a large X so it's easy to tell which way up it is.

Bought this today. On the positive sides it is cheap, it looks good and it attaches to the computer. That is it.

I got this to plug in a USB C NIC. It works as far as connecting and allowing the NIC to do its thing, but it is very limited speed, so limited infact that it is slower than USB2. I got 320Mbps off it. And before anybody says "oh, it must just be the NIC failing" or "you need a more powerful computer to get the full speed" I immediately tested the nic on 2 other computers, and both got the rated 2.5Gbps off it, and as soon as i plugged the nice back in to the adapter on those computers - the laptop is exclusively USB 3 and the ...view more Bought this today. On the positive sides it is cheap, it looks good and it attaches to the computer. That is it.

I got this to plug in a USB C NIC. It works as far as connecting and allowing the NIC to do its thing, but it is very limited speed, so limited infact that it is slower than USB2. I got 320Mbps off it. And before anybody says "oh, it must just be the NIC failing" or "you need a more powerful computer to get the full speed" I immediately tested the nic on 2 other computers, and both got the rated 2.5Gbps off it, and as soon as i plugged the nice back in to the adapter on those computers - the laptop is exclusively USB 3 and the PC only has 2 USB 2 which are already occupied so i know im using USB3) it suddenly goes right back to 320Mbps.

In short, don't bother with this, it is a waste of $, it can't even get to USB2 speeds for what every you are trying to do.

But hey, at least it looks good right?

Works perfectly, exceedingly fast transfer speed. Works perfectly, exceedingly fast transfer speed.

Cheap adapter, works well for my PC with no usb c connectors Cheap adapter, works well for my PC with no usb c connectors

Works great, using it to connect my usb-c headset to my PC that has not usb-c ports Works great, using it to connect my usb-c headset to my PC that has not usb-c ports

Exactly what I needed and very good quality. Exactly what I needed and very good quality.

brought this for the car to charge my phone - great to have a spare. brought this for the car to charge my phone - great to have a spare.

Seems to work well and with no issues Seems to work well and with no issues

Does exactly what I wanted it to. Enabling the use of a USB C device connecting to an older laptop with only USB A ports available. Does exactly what I wanted it to. Enabling the use of a USB C device connecting to an older laptop with only USB A ports available.