Satechi USB-A to USB-C Adapter (2-Pack), High-Speed Transfer, Space Black

Works well, no signal loss, unlike many adapters, negligible heating

It is nice & sleek and efficient in performance.

I’m not sure if this was an issue with only my unit or an issue product wide, but do check the housing of the adapter when you receive it. The product is made well but the connector housing is loose and will fall off

It’s does it’s job, value for money

Excellent

The solid looking cover just came off after a couple of months, I can still use it but its completely broken and dangerous to use.

Over priced

Am surprised at the weight of the cover. It is heavier than the iPad itself!!

Great quality item, ideal for travelling when you don’t always have access to USB-C outlets. It’s tiny and fits into a travel bag very easily. Good value for money and straightforward to use.

最近はタイプCが増えて、デスクトップにはまだまだタイプCが少なくタイプAがほとんどです。 そんな時にこれがあると助かります。 Satechiはアップル系に雰囲気を寄せていますので、値段は少し張りますが、品質と性能、見た目もとても良くて気に入っております。

I bought a Late Model Desktop PC. It didn't have an SD Card Reader Port, but it had many of the old current USB 3.0 Type-A Size Ports. (Note: from my understanding of the latest upgrade Standards, the old USB 3.0 Standard is now (or soon will be) called USB 3.2 Gen 1, if using the old current large Type-A Size Head (Plug), or, USB 3.0 is now (or soon will be) called USB 3.2 Type-C Gen 1, if using the new smaller Type-C Head, both Heads operating at a max of 5Gb/s for Gen 1. USB Gen 2 is 10 Gb/s, that comes only in a Type-C Size Smaller Head). The Computer World, even the Online experts who try to explain all this on their Websites, are doing an excellent job of confusing everyone. I have a FitFort USB Type-C Docking Station that has an SD Card Reader Port, used for my recently (1 year ago) purchased HP Laptop. So, I needed an Adapter that would convert my Desktop's 5 Gb/s USB 3.0 Type-A Port (Large Head) to a 5 Gb/s USB 3.1 Type-C Gen 1 (Small Head) Port - [Note: the current USB 3.1 Type-C Gen 1 is now (or soon will be) called USB 3.2 Type-C Gen 1] - that's where the SATECHI USB 3.0 Male to USB Type-C Female Adapter came in. So, I just plugged in the SATECHI USB 3.0 Male end into the USB Female socket of my Desktop, and, plugged in the Male end of my USB Type-C Docking Station into the SATECHI's Female Type-C Socket. (Actually, I also used a 12 inch USB 3.0 Male to Female Extension Chord that I purchased with the SATECHI Adapter). I gave it a quick Test to see if the SD Card I have will operate OK in the Type-C Docking Station's SD Card Reader, it does, everything seems to be working well. It had no trouble reading quite a few Photos I had on the SD Card. The real test will come when I try to read/write Microsoft WORD, and Internet Website, etc. Saved and Edited Files, which I'll do later. It should work very well if it has no problems with the Photos. Sorry I didn't supply any Photos of it all, I'm too pushed for time. You can find Photos of the SATECHI USB Type A to Type-C Adapter on the internet. From my understanding of the Packaging I read it's USA Made and Designed, or it could be French Made, so it's probably very good to excellent quality.

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