VCZHS Tech USB C Female to USB Male Adapter Cable 1ft, USB3.1 Gen 2 USB Male to USBC-C Female Adapter Type C to USB A Charger Converter Perfect Connection Between USB C to USB

Looks like decent quality.

If you have old apple charger plug base this will allow you to used the new apple 15 cord without buying a new plug and it works on the usb plug in your car allowing you to charge and use your phone with the apps in your car (my maps, music etc needed to be plugged in a USB connection to work with my 4 year old Subaru) this works

The other computer port was not working properly and this cord saved the day.

This device is perfect for connecting to older devices that only have USB type A connections. Having the 1ft of flexible cabling is a little unnecessary as every time I have used this adapter has been to plug in a USB-C cable into it and then into the device, so there is no strain on the USB A connection. It is still quite compact and easy to include in your work bag for the odd but crucial time it is needed. Not the best value for money though as there are multi-packs of these adapters that cost less per unit.

works ..no problems....

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This cable works fine for data and power needs, but when I tried to use it with several different USB-C to HDMI adapters, I was never able to get any of the images I wanted on the screen.One of the wireless adapters I tried even had a connect signal verification screen which indicated the two halves of the wireless adapter were talking to each other. But the screen just said "No signal, waiting..." (indicating the video image wasn't traveling through the cord). This particular laptop had both USB-C and USB-A connections and when I plugged it directly into the USB-C port, it connected and showed the image.

REVIEW: USB C Female to USB Male Adapter Cable 1ft, USB Male to USBC-C Female Adapter Type C to USB A Charger Converter Compatible with MacBook Pro Air iPad Pro Samsung Galaxy and MoreThere is not much to say about this small USB-C Female to USB Male adapter. It is a foot long. This 3.1 Gen 2 cable transfers data at an extremely fast rate of 10Gbps. This is twice as fast as the older generation 3.0 cables. Actually, until now, I have not owned or heard of this generation of transfer cables.I have already used it to transfer thousands of videos and photos from my phone to my computer. It transferred at a speed I have never seen. I love this little cable!