InLine USB 3.2 Gen.2 adapter, USB-C plug to USB-A socket, silver

The InLine USB 3.2 Gen.2 Adapter InLine 35801 is a compact cable interface adapter that converts a USB-C male connection to a USB-A female port. Designed to support USB 3.2 Gen.2 signaling, the adapter enables high-speed data transfer between devices with different connector types while maintaining a small, silver housing that fits easily into laptop bags and pockets.

Advantages

This adapter provides USB-C to USB-A compatibility while supporting the higher throughput of USB 3.2 Gen.2, allowing faster file transfers compared with earlier USB standards. Its compact form factor and metal-colored finish offer a discreet and durable solution for occasional or frequent use. The simple plug-and-play design requires no drivers and is compatible with host devices that accept standard USB-A peripherals.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB-C peripherals (flash drives, card readers, mice) to USB-A host ports
• Transferring large files between modern phones, tablets or SSDs and older computers
• Using USB-C accessories with desktop PCs, older laptops, and docking stations that provide USB-A ports

Key specifications

• Connector 1: USB type C male
• Connector 2: USB-A female
• Supported standard: USB 3.2 Gen.2 data signaling
• Product colour: Silver
• Form factor: Compact inline adapter, plug-and-play

How to use

Insert the USB-C male end of the adapter into the USB-C cable or device you want to adapt. Plug the USB-A compatible peripheral or cable into the USB-A female port of the adapter. Ensure both connected devices are powered on and recognized by the host system; data transfer will proceed at the maximum mutually supported speed of the connected devices and host ports.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use high-quality USB cables and ensure the host port and peripheral support USB 3.2 Gen.2. Avoid applying excessive force when inserting or removing connectors and store the adapter in a protective case to reduce wear. If a device does not enumerate at expected speeds, check host port specifications and try alternate ports or cables.