USB-C OTG Hub Adapter: Two USB-A Ports for Phones & Tablets
Keep your keyboard, mouse and flash drive connected at the same time. This compact hub turns one Type-C port into two USB-A outputs, each on its own cable, so your phone, tablet or laptop works with more of your gear. It fits in a pocket and needs no app.
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Keep your keyboard, mouse and flash drive connected at the same time. This compact hub turns one Type-C port into two USB-A outputs, each on its own cable, so your phone, tablet or laptop works with more of your gear. It fits in a pocket and needs no app.
One Type-C port becomes two USB-A ports for connecting multiple USB devices
- only one USB port available on Type-C device
- need to connect more than one USB accessory at once
One Type-C port. Two USB devices.
Tired of unplugging your keyboard to add a flash drive? This compact hub turns one Type-C port into two USB-A ports, so your phone or tablet works with more of your gear.
One port in, two USB-A ports out
- Two devices, one port
The hub splits a single Type-C male input into two USB-A female outputs. Each output runs on its own cable, so you can connect a keyboard and a mouse, or a keyboard and a drive, without choosing one. Plug in and the devices are ready to use.
- Built to carry
The housing is a small matte black plastic body with two USB symbol marked ports. It fits in a jacket pocket or a laptop sleeve, so the hub travels with your phone or tablet every day.
Plug in and start working
- 1Plug the Type-C end in
Insert the Type-C connector into the charging or data port of your phone, tablet or laptop.
- 2Connect your devices
Attach a keyboard or mouse to one USB-A output and a flash drive to the other. No app or setup is needed.
- 3Eject before you unplug
Eject any drive in your device settings before you pull the hub out, so files are not left mid-write.
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Yes, if the device has a Type-C port that supports USB OTG. Standard USB keyboards, mice and flash drives connect without an app.
Yes. Any laptop or mini-PC with a free Type-C port can run the hub, which gives you two USB-A outputs from that single port.
Two outputs can run two devices at once. Each USB-A output has its own cable, so a keyboard and mouse can share the hub, and a drive takes the other output. For a third device, you would need a second hub.
The images show no separate power input, so the hub draws what the host port provides. Keep keyboards, mice and flash drives on the hub, and plug heavier accessories directly into the phone or laptop.
A single-port cable gives you one device at a time. Adding a second device usually means a bulky multi-port dock. This hub covers two USB-A devices from one port in a pocket-sized package.
The housing is matte black molded plastic, and the cables are the part that wears first. Keep them in loose loops and avoid sharp bends at the connector ends.
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