USB-C to USB 3.0 Type-A OTG Adapter

The accessory is Standard-A and the device is Type-C, and they are two centimetres apart — this adapter closes them. The USB-C male plugs into the phone, tablet or laptop; the USB 3.0 Standard-A female accepts the mouse, keyboard, printer or flash drive; and the device treats the accessory as its own port, in host (OTG) role.

The link runs at USB 3.0 SuperSpeed, which matters when the accessory is storage — a flash drive dump from a camera card goes at drive speed, not the 480 Mbps crawl. Mice, keyboards and printers work instantly across the same adapter. The moulded body is short, so a drive plugged into a laptop does not lever against the port, and the reversible Type-C plug keeps the orientation question out of the day.

Key features

• USB-C male to Standard-A female, host role
• USB 3.0 SuperSpeed for drive-class transfers
• Works with mice, keyboards, printers, storage
• Short moulded body, port-friendly
• Reversible Type-C plug

Specifications

Typical applications

• Flash drives and card readers on phones
• Keyboard and mouse for tablet workstations
• Printer connections without network setup
• Laptop with only Type-C ports, one A device

Custom and OEM options

Shell colour and logo run per order; retail card packaging available. Ships easily mixed with our Type-C cable families in one carton.

FAQ

Will my phone work as host?
Nearly all current USB-C phones and tablets support OTG; if yours is an edge case, send the model and we confirm before you order.

Can it charge the phone too?
No — the female A end is for data accessories; charging needs the cable direction (A source into the device).

Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.