USB-C to USB adapters are used to connect USB-C devices to a wide range of USB peripherals, expanding compatibility and enhancing connectivity options. Discover the perfect solution to connect your USB-C devices with Anker's USB-C to USB adapters. With the trust of over 10 million users, these Android or Apple USB-C to USB adapters offer unmatched performance and reliability.
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A USB-C to USB adapter is a compact accessory that bridges the gap between USB-C devices and standard USB peripherals, enabling seamless connectivity and allowing you to use your USB-C computer or mobile phone with a wide range of USB devices. These USB-C female to USB male adapters unlock increased compatibility and convenience for data transfer and device connectivity.
Yes, you can use a USB-C to USB adapter with a USB 2.0 port. Most USB-C adapters like the PowerLine USB-C to USB 3.1 adapter are backward compatible, allowing you to connect USB-C devices to USB 2.0 peripherals, though the data transfer speeds will be limited to the capabilities of the USB 2.0 standard.
The ability to support power delivery depends on the specific adapter and its design. Some USB-C to USB adapters may have additional features like power delivery pass-through, enabling them to charge the connected USB-C device while also facilitating data transfer between USB-C and USB-A devices. However, not all have this capability, so it's essential to check the specifications of the adapter to determine if it supports power delivery.
Yes. Different from USB-C to DisplayPort adapters or USB-C to Ethernet adapters, USB-C to USB adapters are reversible in the way that you can transfer data from USB-C devices to USB-A devices and vice versa. However, the USB-A port is not reversible, so you can't plug it in either orientation like the USB-C connector.
