ORICO USB3.1/3.0/2.0 USB-A to USB-C OTG Adapter

This handy adapter allows you to connect any device or peripheral with a USB-A USB 3.0/2.0/1.0 connector port to a host device with a USB-C USB 3.1/3.0 port. It supports the USB On-the-go (OTG) function; up to 10 Gbps USB3.1 transfer speeds, and supports connectivity and charging with a wide range of peripherals and devices.

This handy converter allows you to attach peripherals or USB Hubs with a standard USB-A interface to the USB-C port in your Early-2015 and later MacBook.

When the battery on your phone gets low and you've only got your new MacBook, Dell XPS, ChromeBook Pixel or your friend's phone on hand with a single USB-C port, this adapter now allows you to charge your phone using your old USB-A type cable.

Maintain Use of your Old Phone Charger Cables

With the CTA2 adapter, there is no need to throw away your existing charger cables with the standard USB-A interface. Just plug in this adapter to the USB-C port on the host computer with your usual cable for instant connectivity.

Up Your Gameplay

If you own one of the new Samsung Galaxy, Xiaomi or Nokia phones with a USB-C port, this adapter allows you to connect various legacy peripherals such as gamepads or flash drives.

Expand your Bluetooth Peripheral Options

The CTA2-SV-2 gives you additional connectivity options for external peripherals like wired or wireless keyboards, mice and drawing tablets.

Manufactured with Aesthetics in mind

Orico are a relative newcomer to the tech hardware industry, and strive to not only make useful devices, but good-looking and durable ones too. The CTA2-SV features a one-piece zinc alloy matte finish that provides greater corrosion resistance and heat dissipation.

Seamless Type-C Connector

The CTA2 adapter features a seamless Type-C connector wrapped in a single piece of aluminium.  This makes it more robust than connectors made by joining together two pieces, and provides for a longer service life in high-usage situations.

Featuring Gold Plated Connector Pins

The connector pins in the CTA2 are all gold-plated, providing for a more stable and trouble-free connection between the host and peripheral device.