Common options include simple USB-C to USB-A adapters for connecting a single USB-A device and compact multiport USB hubs (for example, 4‑port USB-A hubs) that expand one USB port into several USB-A connections. These cover basic needs from single-adapter use to expanding one port into multiple ports for peripherals.
Most listed accessories advertise SuperSpeed performance (USB 3.x) with transfer rates up to 5 Gbps.
Power varies by product: some adapters specify up to 3 A output, while multiport hubs typically provide about 5 V at 0.9 A (≈4.5 W) per port.
They connect via a USB-C plug (or a cable with USB-C/USB-A ends) and expose USB-A ports. Options include a single USB-C-to-USB-A adapter and multiport hubs that provide several USB-A ports from one laptop connection.
At least one hub explicitly lists compatibility with Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS. Adapter listings in the available details do not always specify operating system support.
The hub options shown are bus powered and do not require an external power adapter; one listing also notes that no battery is used.
They’re intended for common USB peripherals such as flash drives, external storage, keyboards, mice, and for charging or connecting mobile devices that use USB‑A connections.
Warranty coverage varies by item, ranging from a 90‑day limited warranty up to a 3‑year limited warranty depending on the product.