Fervit USB-C 3.1 to USB 3.0 10Gbps 120W U-Shape Mecha Adapter
A USB-C 3.1 male to USB 3.0 female adapter delivering 10Gbps data and 120W power in a U-shaped mecha-styled alloy shell
- Reversible USB-C plug simplifies connections
- 10Gbps transfer speed moves large files quickly
- 120W power delivery charges laptops fast
- U-shaped mecha design fits tight ports
- Alloy shell resists daily wear
Mecha-style USB-C 3.1 adapter
The Fervit adapter converts a USB-C 3.1 male port into a USB 3.0 Type-A female socket while delivering up to 120W of power. It is built for users who need a reversible Type-C connection with a distinctive cyberpunk aesthetic. The alloy shell adds durability for daily carry or desk use.
Data and power pass-through only
The unit carries USB 3.0 data at up to 10Gbps and scalable charging current through a single U-shaped right-angle body. It does not transmit video, audio or alternate-mode signals, so it cannot drive displays or work with other USB-C adapters that require those lanes. A free Type-A port on the host or hub is all that is needed.
Low-profile thermal footprint
No active cooling is present and the adapter draws only the power negotiated between host and device. In normal operation the alloy housing remains cool to the touch and produces no audible noise. Power delivery scales automatically up to the 120W limit without user configuration.
How it compares
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- Price $14.99
- Cheaper than about 85% of the 3,875 comparable items (median $23.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
Will the 10Gbps data rate hold up during long file transfers?
The adapter is rated for a maximum of 10Gbps, but sustained throughput depends on the host controller and cable quality.
Does the alloy shell get hot when delivering 120W continuously?
The metal housing helps dissipate heat, yet prolonged 120W loads will warm the body; ensure airflow around the adapter.
Must my USB-C port support Power Delivery to use the 120W charging?
Yes, the source port must provide USB Power Delivery up to 120W; a standard 5V port will not supply that power.
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