Most listings describe a USB 3.1 Type‑C female on one end and a USB 3.0 (Type‑A) male on the other. Some product pages also reference USB‑B connections, but the common configuration described is USB‑C (female) to USB‑A (male).
These adapters advertise data sync speeds of up to 5 Gbps for transferring files between devices.
A reversible Type‑C connector can be plugged in either orientation, so you don’t have to worry about which side is up when connecting devices.
The adapter provides a USB‑C female to USB 3.0 (Type‑A) male interface so you can connect USB‑C devices to older USB‑A ports for data transfer and charging.
Listings indicate a male‑to‑female configuration: USB‑C female to USB 3.0 (Type‑A) male (listed as Male‑To‑Female).
You can transfer data (advertised up to 5 Gbps) and charge USB‑C devices through the adapter, depending on the adapter and host port capabilities.
Descriptions label it as a USB 3.1 Type‑C female to USB 3.0 (Type‑A) male adapter intended to expand connectivity between USB‑C devices and USB‑A ports for data syncing and charging.
