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Grey USB-C Y splitter cable with aluminium housing and nylon braided cord splitting one male plug into two female ports

KiwiBird USB-C Power Splitter 1 in 2 Out Grey

SKU CH-A23W-F2MCQ

Turns one USB-C port into two charging outputs at up to 7.5 W, with aluminium housing and braided cable rated for 40000 bends

  • Connector detailsUSB Type C to Male-to-Female
  • Connector genderMale to Female
  • Cable shieldingGrey
  • Build detailsUSB
  • Product typeGrey
  • Product colorGrey
  • Charge two devices from one USB-C port with 5 V 1.5 A max output
  • No data, video or CarPlay — pure charging splitter for phones and accessories
  • Works with iPhone 15/16/17 series, Galaxy S22–S26 and low-power USB-C gear
  • Aluminium housing and nylon-braided cable rated for 40 000 bends
  • Compact 27.1 × 2.2 × 1.1 cm Y-cable weighs 16.1 g

USB-C power splitter for dual charging

The KiwiBird USB-C Power Splitter turns one USB-C port into two charging outputs so you can power two devices at the same time from a single cable, power strip or power bank. It is built for users who need a simple way to charge a phone and another low-power device without carrying extra adapters. The splitter is not for buyers who want data transfer, USB hub functions, CarPlay, Android Auto or video output because it supports none of those features. It is also not for anyone who needs more than two charging ports from one connection.

Sustained load behaviour limited to 5 V 1.5 A

The splitter delivers a maximum output of 5 V 1.5 A for a total of 7.5 W across both ports, and this rating applies to continuous charging rather than a short burst. The aluminium alloy housing helps dissipate heat during extended use, while the nylon braided cable is rated for over 40000 bends. Devices that draw more current than the 1.5 A limit will not charge at full speed, so the splitter is not for users who need fast-charging rates or higher wattage for tablets or laptops.

Plug-in installation with orientation constraint

Installation is straightforward: plug the USB-C male connector into the host port and attach up to two USB-C devices to the female ends. The fixed Y-shape means the two output cables sit side by side, which can block adjacent ports on tight power strips or multi-port chargers. The 27.1 x 2.2 x 1.1 cm cable assembly adds enough length to reach nearby devices but may not span wider gaps. The splitter is not for setups that require a longer reach or a right-angle connector to clear surrounding hardware.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameKiwiBird
Product typeGrey
Product colorGrey
Ports & slots
Connector detailsUSB Type C to Male-to-Female
Connector genderMale to Female
Size & build
Cable shieldingGrey
Build detailsUSB

Questions about this item

Does the aluminium housing keep the KiwiBird USB-C splitter cool when it runs at 5 V 1.5 A all day?

The aluminium alloy housing is designed for heat dissipation, and the maximum output is limited to 5 V 1.5 A (7.5 W), so temperatures stay low during continuous charging.

What must the power source provide for the splitter to deliver 5 V 1.5 A to two devices?

A single USB-C port or power bank capable of at least 5 V 1.5 A output is required; the splitter itself does not boost voltage or current.

Will the 40 000-bend nylon cable survive being plugged into an older USB-A charger with a C-to-A adapter?

The splitter has a fixed USB-C male plug, so it connects directly to a USB-C source; using a C-to-A adapter would change the power contract and is not covered by the charging-only design.

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