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USB-C to Micro USB Adapter
$9.99
Product Features
- Fast and Safe Charge and Sync: Has a charging speed of up to 3 Amps and a data transmission speed of up to 480 Mbps. 56K Ohms resistor ensures incredible safety and reliability.
- Compatibility: An inexpensive alternative for Micro USB cables that can be used with USB-C phones, tablets, and laptops.
- Premium and Durable:Seamlesssly designed aluminum-alloy casing prevents scratches and rust while providing superior durability.
- Secure and Easily Accessible: A lanyard strap allows you attach the adapter to your existing charging cord or bag for safe keeping and easy access.
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5 reviews for USB-C to Micro USB Adapter
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Peter Baumgarten –
Converts micro-USB to USB C as promised. I got it for Pixel 2 and Pixel 3 phones. The native chargers show fast charge. Converters show slow charge. But if you’re charging overnight, it will get the job done. Also, I can use it to plug into my computer to download pictures. My computer lacks a USB C port, so this is helpful.
JRSIV Music Ltd. –
Since I just upgraded to a Galaxy Note 9 from a Galaxy S6 all of the micro USB cables I have, including the ones that are brand new in reserve, are useless with the Note9’s USB C charging port. So getting USB C adapters for my micro USB cables just seemed reasonable, I did not want to waste brand new cables. So I searched for some adapters. Thing is small adapters like these are one of those items on Amazon that can be a shot in the dark as there are 100’s of sellers offering electronics accessories made in China like these with no guarantee of their quality.
ESR is a good company with at least some brand recognition on Amazon and the items I’ve bought by the company have been good. So these ESR adapters are well made & have a tight connection and are well worth the few bucks extra you might save getting some off brand that will disappoint in the long run. Highly recommended.
Charles M. –
This small adapter works well for charging, and for connecting the tablet to a PC, using a standard micro-USB cable, so it’s handy for travel when you don’t want to carry more cables than necessary. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to work for OTG (for example, adapting a micro-USB OTG cable to connect a flash drive to a phone/tablet with USB-C). So until everything goes USB-C, I guess I’ll be carrying an extra cable.
Ulli –
I got a Pixel 2 for Christmas and now had only one cable/charger where the plug fit. Google’s power supply and cable are kind of pricey so I looked for a solution.
I bought these little USB-C adapters March 2018 and they are awesome. I can put one on all of my other charging cables, and didn’t have to but another set of cables or chargers. I keep one in the car and one at work. At home, I have the original charger that came with the phone. I am a minimalist and this solution makes me happy.
I expected the key chain lanyard to be more useful, but I never really disconnect the adapters from the cables. So unless you plug/unplug these a lot, they are not a must have.
W. Gayther –
The good – it hooked up, it charged, the loop part keeps it on the cable, etc.
The bad – my google pixel doesn’t charge at full speed with this adapter. I tested it, it’s almost exactly 20% slower (and lock screens says “charging”). In comparison using a usb-c cable with the same charger gives me full charging speed (and lock screen says “charging rapidly”).
If you’re buying this to charge a Google Pixel, you’ll get better speeds out of an actual usb-c cable than you will this adapter.