STARTECH USB312SAT3CB USB 3.1 Gen 2 to SATA converter cable 2.5
- 2.5 in (6.35 cm)
- USB to SATA
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Adds wired network access and three USB-A ports to a USB-C device
This compact adapter adds a wired network connection and three USB ports through a single USB-C socket. It suits laptop users who need a stable gigabit link and extra connections for peripherals such as a mouse, keyboard or flash drive.
The hub requires a host with USB-C, so owners of older laptops that only have USB-A cannot use it without a separate adapter. Buyers who need more than three downstream ports or who require power delivery to charge the host should look at a larger dock instead.
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The hub connects through a single USB-C port on the host computer.
Most operating systems recognise the hub automatically; if the Ethernet link does not appear, check the network settings for a new wired adapter and enable it.
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