3-Pack Syntech USB C Female to USB A Male Adapter - Type C Charger Cable Power 🔴 Adapter for iPad Air 6, iPhone 13/12 Pro Max, Apple Watch S7, Samsung Galaxy S20, and More - Red Review

Don't trust the answers to the questions. I found the answer to a question I had about these adapters and the answer was wrong. I needed a USB-C to USB adapter to connect a USB-C hub to a Chromebook without a USB-C port to power multiple monitors, a webcam, and a microphone through my Chromebook. Tried this adapter, doesn't work. Does not support video. To be honest I don't know why anyone would need these adapters. If they can't do what I need, I don't know what they should do.

Needs constant checking. So here it is. Haven't even used them yet as I will be using them for my new iPhone 12 and iPad fast chargers as they use a much better USB. , they look good and I mean can they really be bad in terms of performance? They're so easy it would be like f'n up toast. Well, I saw someone raise a toast, so I think it COULD happen. So I will come back and edit my review when my iPhone12 arrives in 3 weeks. We are okay? Cool! 😌

These adapters are too tight and difficult to remove with your fingers from the USB port. I plugged it into our new Ravpower USB charger less than a month old and it just stuck. My wife and I tried to remove it manually but couldn't. I had to use pliers to pull it out and in the process I ripped out the inside of the USB charger with it! You can see the missing pin in the picture that broke when I pulled out the adapter. I'm so glad I didn't plug this adapter directly into something like my…

I wasn't entirely sure if this would work as all the other reviews were about charging cables and the like. I recently received a wireless headset (SteelSeries Arctis 1) that uses USB-C, and for some reason the CA adapter that came with it is a cord about the same length as a regular phone cord. Since I often switch between PC, PS4 and Switch with this headset, it was a little frustrating to unplug the long cable and move it around the room (not to mention the long dangling cable that looked…

Small and petite, these adapters do exactly what they say they do... and that's the catch. While these tiny adapters are great for charging, they are limited by USB 2.0 data transfer rates. So I'm not sure how much use I get from them on a regular basis, but they'll still be useful in a deadlock. However, as always I love the space gray color and as they are so small and light they are barely visible at the end of a cable or in the pocket of a computer bag and it's nice to know they have my…

If you're like me, you have a lot of devices that use traditional connections (USB-A) and compact USB-C (or Thunderbolt 3). I bought a set of USB-C to USB-3 adapters from Syntech and found them to be invaluable. Then I encountered the opposite problem - I had a portable drive with a USB-C connector, but I needed to connect it to a laptop with a traditional USB-A connection. This adapter was perfect! To test both, I used two adapters together to connect the drive to the USB-C part. That's right…

Great models at a great price. I can't tell you how long they'll last because I've only had them a week, but so far they're working well with no loose parts. Many adapters like this have flimsy USB connectors. ports, but they feel solid and tight. I've tried them in USB power strips, car chargers, and wall chargers, and they've all worked flawlessly. I appreciate the fact that it supports fast charging, PD (Power Delivery) and Qualcomm IQ, although PD is the de facto standard for preventing…