Adaptador USB-C a USB 3.1 Veho VCL-220-USBCA, diseño compacto, USB-C a USB-A

Veho VCL-220-USBCA is a compact USB-C to USB 3.1 adapter that converts a USB-C port into a standard USB-A connector. The adapter provides USB 3.1 data transfer speeds and plug-and-play connectivity for a wide range of peripherals, including flash drives, mice, keyboards and other USB-A devices. Its small form factor makes it easy to carry in a laptop bag or pocket and provides a straightforward solution for accessing legacy USB accessories from modern laptops, tablets and smartphones with USB-C ports.

Advantages

The adapter supports USB 3.1 data transfer rates to enable fast file transfers between devices and connected storage. It requires no drivers or software, offering immediate plug-and-play operation. The compact design minimizes desk and travel clutter while maintaining a solid connection to standard USB-A accessories. The adapter is compatible with host devices that provide a USB-C port and supports common USB-A peripherals without additional configuration.

Suitable for

• Transferring files between USB-C laptops or tablets and USB-A flash drives or external storage
• Connecting USB-A mice and keyboards to devices with USB-C ports
• Using legacy USB peripherals with modern smartphones and tablets that support USB OTG via USB-C
• Temporary connections where a compact, portable adapter is required

Key specifications

• Interface conversion: USB-C (female host) to USB-A (male connector)
• Data standard: USB 3.1 compatible data transfer rates
• Form factor: compact, lightweight adapter designed for portability
• Compatibility: supports common USB-A peripherals such as flash drives, input devices and other standard USB accessories
• Connection type: plug-and-play, no drivers required

How to use

Insert the USB-C end of the adapter into the USB-C port of your laptop, tablet or smartphone. Connect a USB-A device (for example, a flash drive, mouse or keyboard) to the USB-A connector of the adapter. The host device should recognize the connected peripheral automatically and allow data transfer or input from the device. Remove the adapter by unplugging the USB-A accessory first, then gently pull the adapter from the USB-C port when finished.

Recommendations

To ensure stable connections and expected performance, use the adapter with devices that support USB 3.1 data transfer or backward-compatible USB standards. Avoid forcing the connector or using excessive torsion when the adapter is inserted. For portable storage, safely eject mass storage devices from the host operating system before disconnecting to prevent data loss.