Fervit USB-C 3.1 Female to USB-A 3.0 Female 10Gbps 120W Power Adapter Mecha Cyberpunk
Connects USB 3.1 Type-C devices to USB 3.0 Type-A ports at 10 Gbps while delivering up to 120 W power
- 10 Gbps peak data throughput for rapid file moves
- Reversible USB-C 3.1 plug inserts either way up
- 120 W power delivery charges laptops and peripherals
- Alloy mecha shell gives a rugged cyberpunk look
- USB 3.0 data and power only — no video or audio pass-through
Cyberpunk USB-C 3.1 to USB-A 3.0 Adapter
This new Fervit adapter converts a USB-C 3.1 female port into a USB-A 3.0 female socket. It handles data and power in a compact alloy shell styled with a mecha cyberpunk aesthetic. The reversible Type-C connector simplifies insertion.
For USB 3.0 data and 120W charging only
Suits users who need to connect legacy USB-A 3.0 peripherals or cables to a modern USB-C 3.1 host while drawing up to 120W of power. Not for buyers who require video output, audio passthrough, or alternate-mode protocols, as the adapter only transfers USB 3.0 data and power.
10Gbps maximum data rate
The single specification that decides fit is the 10Gbps ceiling. If your workflow demands sustained throughput above that figure, this adapter will bottleneck the link; otherwise it delivers the rated USB 3.0 speed alongside scalable charging.
How it compares
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- Price $15.99
- Cheaper than about 80% of the 3,875 comparable items (median $23.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the adapter is delivering the rated 120W power and 10Gbps data speed after connecting it?
Use a USB power meter to verify the wattage reaches 120W during charging and run a large file transfer to check throughput approaches 10Gbps on USB 3.1 devices.
What comes in the box and do I need any extra cables to use the USB-C 3.1 female to USB-A 3.0 female adapter?
The package contains only the Mecha Cyberpunk alloy-shell adapter; you must supply your own USB-C cable and USB-A 3.0 cable to complete the connection.
Which version of this Mecha Cyberpunk adapter should I choose if I need both 10Gbps data and 120W charging?
The single model listed supports both 10Gbps data transfer and 120W power delivery simultaneously, so no alternative version is required.
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