🔌 JSAUX USB C to USB Adapter [0.5ft 2 Pack], Type C 3.0 OTG Cable On The Go, Type C Male to USB A Female Adapter Compatible with MacBook Pro 2018 2017, Samsung Galaxy S20 S20+ Ultra S8 S9 Note 10, Blue Review

I'm stuck with an annoying android issue where you can change the default keyboard so google doesn't follow every word you type but also has a phone passcode. Don't unlock your phone because the Google keyboard is disabled. This cable allowed me to bypass the problem by typing on a physical keyboard. All I had to do was connect a keyboard and my phone (moto g7 power) recognized it immediately. It's worth noting that I don't think it will work through a USB hub, but I discovered it by accident…

We bought new 2021 Android smartphones (LG Stylo and Samsung Galaxy) and wanted compatible OTG cables with a USB Type-C connector on the end that connects to our phones. After looking at a few, we settled on this set of two because of the durable woven jacket around the cable, as well as the color (red) and durable metal jacket around each connector. The cables themselves work very well. We have the cables with a 32GB USB stick, a 1TB SSD, a multicard reader, an old 500GB hard drive in a…

So the specification clearly says USB 3.0 Super Speed Transfer. Guess what. I connected my external NVME drive to this adapter and was shocked to see USB 3.1 Gen 2 speeds in excess of 5Gbps (nearly 8Gbps). The speed was limited to 960 Mbps by the PCIe interface. I'm sure the speed can go up to 10Gbps (1250Mbps). Attached images for reference.

I just received them yesterday. I tested both and they work. I'm a bit concerned that one of the ends won't be flat when laid flat. On the other adapter the logo is facing up and on the other side the logo is facing down (not like the promotional image). It doesn't matter, except that it might be a warning sign of the level of detail on the part of the manufacturer or quality inspector. Just wondering if they will hold up. If they last, that's a great deal!

This adapter is better than the Dragontail that Audioquest sells for the Dragonfly DAC. It looks great paired with Red (and Cobalt too) and works very well with both Dragonfly DACs. It seemed like the Dragontail adapter was cutting communication with the DAC. That red adapter seems much more convenient, and the DAC stayed connected even when I wiggled and moved it a bit.

I paid about $9 for (2) USB Type-C to USB OTG cables made by JD Digital by Revain. When I upgraded my cellphone, the newer phones use a faster USB-C slot. These cables allow me to connect a flash drive to my cellphone and transfer files. The second cable works great as a backup. Both work great. Just make sure you "disable" the connection by selecting the option on your phone before disconnecting the USB stick from the cable. Just follow the pop-up instructions on your phone.

I have two Samsung Galaxy S9 phones, each of which comes with an original Samsung OTG adapter. Neither adapter worked on a phone. When connecting a flash drive to both phones with both adapters, the drive was not recognized. I have a couple of these adapters and both work fine. I just got them so I can't say how long they will last or how reliable they will be over time, but the fact that they were recognized on every phone on the first try put an end to my frustration with Samsung Adapters…

When I travel, I store document files such as Word, Excel, PDF, etc. as well as videos and photos on flash drives. Wi-Fi and cellular coverage are unavailable in several places I travel. Thanks to this cable and the iPad OS13 update, I can now connect a flash drive to this cable and view files on the flash drive. Currently, OS13 doesn't allow file editing through this cable, but I have a RAVPower Filehub Plus, a wireless travel router that allows me to edit files, but I don't usually edit…

The new iPad Pro (2021) has an interface port that allows you to connect a USB storage device. The only catch is that only USB-C drives plug directly into this port. All USB-A flash drives require an adapter. This short adapter comes to the rescue. Plug it into your iPad's USB-C port and plug your USB-A flash drive into the other end. The problem is solved. Because the adapter is only 6 inches long, the adapter hangs loosely on the side of the iPad. This can be an aesthetic nuisance for the…