JPWEB Lightning to USB 3.0 Camera Adapter Card Reader 25-30MB/s 500mAh
Connects USB peripherals to iPhone or iPad with USB 3.0 speeds up to 30 MB/s and 500 mAh power support
- Product type1 card
- MFi certified for safe iOS device charging and data sync
- USB 3.0 enables 25-30MB/s photo and video transfer speeds
- Plug-and-play with no drivers, apps or Wi-Fi required
- Female USB port connects cameras, MIDI keyboards, mice and flash drives
- 500mAh power limit supports a wide range of low-draw peripherals
Lightning USB 3.0 Camera Adapter for iOS
This MFi-certified Lightning to USB 3.0 adapter connects iPhones and iPads to USB peripherals such as cameras, flash drives, MIDI keyboards, mice and hubs. It draws power from the host device and supports a maximum peripheral current of 500 mAh. No driver or app installation is required for operation.
Transfer speed up to 30 MB/s
The USB 3.0 interface delivers data rates between 25 MB/s and 30 MB/s, roughly twice the throughput of older Lightning adapters. This speed lets you offload high-resolution photos and videos from a digital camera or USB storage directly to an iOS device without a computer.
Suits photographers and mobile creators needing
Ideal for users who want to move images from a camera or USB drive to an iPhone or iPad on the go. Not suitable for buyers who need to connect power-hungry peripherals such as portable hard drives or printers, or for those requiring a USB-C connection on newer iPad models.
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- Price $12.99
- Cheaper than about 70% of the 511 comparable items (median $18.99).
Specifications
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| Product type | 1 card |
Questions about this item
What real-world transfer speed can I expect when copying photos from a camera through this adapter?
The adapter supports USB 3.0 data sync up to 25-30MB/s, roughly twice the rate of older versions, so high-resolution photos and videos move to your iPhone or iPad noticeably faster.
Which USB standard does the female port use and what throughput does it limit me to?
The female port is USB 3.0, capping practical throughput at the stated 25-30MB/s for connected storage, cameras or audio gear.
How much power can the adapter supply to a plugged-in device such as a MIDI keyboard or card reader?
It delivers up to 500mAh, enough for most USB flash drives, card readers, MIDI keyboards and audio interfaces, but not for mechanical hard drives or printers.
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