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UGREEN US173 USB-A to USB Type-C Adapter - White
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The UGREEN US173 USB-A to USB Type-C Adapter connects USB-A devices to USB Type-C ports. It supports USB 3.0 data transfer and provides a stable 5V power supply, housed in a durable, compact white design.
The UGREEN US173 USB-A to USB Type-C Adapter in white allows you to connect older USB-A devices to newer USB Type-C ports. This adapter is useful for South African consumers who want to extend the life of their existing USB-A peripherals, such as flash drives, keyboards, and mice, by making them compatible with modern laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
- Interface: USB-A 3.0 (Female) to USB3.1 Type-C (Male)
- Supports USB 3.0 data transfer speeds for rapid file transfers.
- Provides a stable 5V power supply for charging and operating devices.
- Constructed from durable ABS material for everyday use.
- Compact and lightweight design for portability.
- Simple plug-and-play functionality requires no drivers or software.
This adapter is suitable for connecting a wide range of USB-A peripherals to devices with USB Type-C ports, ensuring compatibility and efficient data transfer or charging for various applications.
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The UGREEN US173 USB-A to USB Type-C Adapter connects USB-A devices to USB Type-C ports. It supports USB 3.0 data transfer and provides a stable 5V power supply, housed in a durable, compact white design.
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