USB C to USB C

Was looking for something to use with the Vivosun controller. This did not work. Vivosun splitter is configured different. This is still a great product and will work great for PC Data or Device charging....

First, every time you plug in something new, it disconnects everything else. So far, OK -- I could live with that I guess. BUT, then upon use (connected a few external drives to my mac) it kept ejecting them and re-mounting them for no reason whatsoever, constantly. I had to yank it altogether, risking all of my data. It happened mid-back-up too, so I lost a lot of time. Further, when I tried to use it for ONE device, it didn't work. This is useless, but also dangerous. Skip it. (I have not yet found a good one, but this is by FAR the worst.) I have just discovered that it fried one of my external drives, and it will no longer mount. Freaking out, and writing this review in order to save you the same issues.

I love this cord it makes all of my gaming dreams come true. I have a xiaomi pad 6 and I use it for mostly emulating gaming. I play my PS 2 and GameCube games on this the most which kind of sort of drains my tablet after a few hours. With this cord I am able to connect a mini USB microSD card adapter to it and load up my 512 card on one port, on the other I'm able to plug in my wireless controller adapter and the other port, and to keep on gaming I'm able to plug in a charger and the charger port and game for hours. I absolutely love this so much because I didn't know so much was possible and it's really convenient. I have a ring on the back of my tablet that I keep a small wallet on so I'm able to store the cords when it's not in use so I like how small it is that it's really portable I recommend this for anybody who wants to play long hours on their tablet without it turning off.

I bought this after one of the USB-C ports on my MacBook Pro failed (probably due to a static shock), thinking I could connect my external hard drive to it. Let’s get that out of the way: the splitter CANNOT mount a USB-C external drive, not even when using the charging port, as I thought, due to its higher power delivery; that port will only charge the MacBook. I still have to connect my external drives or memory card readers to any of the three ports on the computer. But that doesn’t mean this splitter is completely useless. Attached is a picture of my Nikon Z 30 mirrorless camera connected to the splitter (also charging my MacBook) via a USB-C to USB-A adapter. All the photos on the camera are displayed on Nikon's Transfer 2 software, and I successfully imported them to my SanDisk external backup drive (connected to the orange cable) I use for photo storage without issue. Furthermore, all my cameras can connect to the splitter with the same adapter without a problem. For example, I took the attached picture with my Sony A6400, and my Olympus TG-6 point-and-shoot camera also connects fine. In short, I can use this for photo transfer with all my cameras and charge my MacBook and the batteries for my camera in their external chargers. It also mounts USB-C flash drives as well, which leads me to believe that it only connects to devices that use the MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) for USB. Flash drives and cameras use MTP, while most external drives use USB Mass Storage (UMS.) All this is worth noting if you plan to buy this splitter. If you need something to give you more connectivity across many different devices, you're best off getting a USB-C hub with USB-A ports, a video port like HDMI, and maybe a memory card reader.

Hail the hydra. I'm sure this has happened to everyone at least once during a long trip. Your phone battery is dying, and you can have either power, but no preferred media, or media as you watch your power dwindle away unable to recharge. Now you and do both. The power head allows you to connect and save/recharge your phone battery. Meanwhile the other heads provide connections for any other assorted gizmos or data cards (with information you don't want on an inaccessible cloud during transit) that you want to connect. Best of all you can download from the phone to the data cards as well. Maybe you really don't need all 3 at once, but it is comforting to know they're there. Worked well during my last trip and one is now part of my traveling bag

I cut to the chase here, not quite good, connection is poor, plug it in, not thing work, suppose to use extender type C for my Macbook, turn out, even a USB can’t be read, and at the same time, connection with Iphone cable, not work either, macbook doesn’t even recognize there was a phone and a usb connect to it.

1. There are three ports. One is EXCLUSIVELY for providing power. Nothing else. That means the port with the thunderbolt ONLY works to supply power. 2. there are two data ports (two), and they BOTH work to transfer data. They DO NOT supply power. They ONLY transfer data. I use mine for TETHERED shooting with photography. The main port plugs into my iPad or laptop and then I plug the power supply into the port with the lighting icon and the other into my camera and the other data port plugs into my SSD drive. I also did a charger/cord test it delivers fast charging if your charging block is fast charging. I hope this clears up the confusion for those saying it doesn't work.

I bought this to use on my iPad Pro and it works fine at first but eventually stops working every time. It does the exact same on everything I've tried it on, so I don't know if its me or the cable. It's not the only one I haven't been able to get to work properly.

It's over priced .don't buy it .mistakenly I bought it .not worth Waste of money .now I regret .

Ik kocht deze kabel om tegelijk naar 2 harde schijven te kunnen kopiëren, maar dat werkte niet. De computer ziet de harde schijven niet als ze via de kabel zijn aangesloten.

Sieht edel aus. Stabiles kabel

The main issue is the charging head gets hot to the touch at just 10-15W. Not recommended for high power like charging a laptop or powering a monitor. Now for my story: When my phone's Wi-Fi stopped working, I could only rely on mobile data. Then I came up with the idea of using an ethernet cable and USB-C adapter to connect to my local network and control my Philips Hue lights. This worked great, but it drains the battery a lot, so I needed to charge simultaneously. With this adapter, I can use wired LAN, charging, AND a Hi-Fi USB-C balanced DAC for my Hifiman Sundara headphones, this adapter feels like a phone nerd's fever dream! I missed the dual-USB's of my old ROG phone, but now I use Z Fold 3 (dropped on concrete, washed nutella off inner screen, scratched, still works except for the Wi-Fi. I may be able to fix it as I work for a smartphone repair shop)

works perfectly