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The TP-Link UC400 adds a USB 3.0 Type-A port to a device that has USB-C. Its USB-C connector plugs into a laptop, tablet or phone, and a USB drive, card reader or other USB-A device plugs into its port at USB 3.0 speeds of up to 5000Mbps. It needs no software or setup.
The TP-Link UC400 adds a USB 3.0 Type-A port to a device that has USB-C. Its USB-C connector plugs into a laptop, tablet or phone, and a USB drive, card reader or other USB-A device plugs into its port at USB 3.0 speeds of up to 5000Mbps. It needs no software or setup.

A USB 3.0 Type-C connector sits on one end and a USB 3.0 Type-A port on the other, joined by a short cable, as TP-Link's photos show. TP-Link does not publish the cable length. The box holds the adapter itself.

A USB 3.0 Type-C connector sits on one end and a USB 3.0 Type-A port on the other, joined by a short cable, as TP-Link's photos show. TP-Link does not publish the cable length. The box holds the adapter itself.
With USB 3.0 devices the UC400 runs at up to 5000Mbps. A USB 2.0 device runs at USB 2.0 speed, which TP-Link shows as 480Mbps, and the exact rate depends on the host and the connected device.
With USB 3.0 devices the UC400 runs at up to 5000Mbps. A USB 2.0 device runs at USB 2.0 speed, which TP-Link shows as 480Mbps, and the exact rate depends on the host and the connected device.
The UC400 works with USB drives and other devices that support USB On-The-Go, for example moving photos from a card reader to a tablet or phone with a USB-C port. TP-Link names this type of converter for using its UA430 USB-A card reader with USB-C devices, and lists Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, Linux and Android 6.0.
The UC400 works with USB drives and other devices that support USB On-The-Go, for example moving photos from a card reader to a tablet or phone with a USB-C port. TP-Link names this type of converter for using its UA430 USB-A card reader with USB-C devices, and lists Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, Linux and Android 6.0.
Everything you need to know about this product
It adds a USB 3.0 Type-A port to a device with USB-C. The USB-C connector plugs into your laptop, tablet or phone, and a USB-A device such as a USB drive or card reader plugs into the adapter.
Up to 5000Mbps with USB 3.0 devices. A USB 2.0 device runs at USB 2.0 speed, which TP-Link shows as 480Mbps, and the exact rate depends on the host and the device.
Yes, with phones and tablets that support USB On-The-Go (OTG). Android 6.0 is on TP-Link's compatibility list.
TP-Link lists Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, Linux and Android 6.0.
Yes. TP-Link gives moving images from a card reader to a USB-C tablet or phone as an example, and it names this type of converter for using its UA430 USB-A card reader with USB-C devices.
No. TP-Link lists it as plug and play: plug it into the USB-C port and connect your USB-A device.
It has a short cable between the USB-C connector and the USB-A port, as TP-Link's photos show. TP-Link does not publish the cable length.
The SuperSpeed 3.0 USB-C to USB-A adapter.
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