Anker USB C Adapter (2 Pack), USB C to USB Adapter High-Speed Data Transfer for MacBook Pro 2020, iPad Pro 2020, Samsung Notebook 9, Dell XPS and More Type C Devices

I am a huge fan of anything "Anker". Excellent, solid products. If I need cables, power banks, conversion pieces, I always start with Anker. They usually have it. Prices are great and affordable. I have a couple of USB-A 2FA security keys that I wanted to plug into my "Anker" USB-C hub. Perfect conversion, Perfect fit.

I'm finding that while my newer computing gear exclusively has USB-C for charging and data, newly purchased "established products" like headphones and other accessories may still have USB-A terminations for data and/or power -- which in turn requires me to carry twice as many cables / wall plugs. I was and am VERY HAPPY AGAIN FOR ANKER PRODUCTS! These small adapters are exactly what I needed to be able to use the "plug in to talk with your accessory" small USB-A "dongle" (for lack of a better / less 1990s techie term) into computers which only have USB-C ports. Funny thing is that the accessory itself has USB-C for charging, so this was only needed to initialize the accessory for its first use and for its "smart connection" integrations into software triggers and such. The small form factor is PERFECT as I can stow the "dongle" with the adapter in the sized-to-perfectly-fit accessory case cable storage, so it's there if I need it in the future.TOP FIVE REASONS I FILTER FOR BRAND = ANKER[1] COLOR OPTIONS of braided nylon on Anker cables -- the variety of color options allow me to color-code my cables by termination -- e.g., lighting white or light grey, micro USB dark grey, USB-C red, others / one-offs black -- so at a glance I can make sure I have all that I need for the gear I've packed for day / project[2] DURABILITY AND LENGHT OF SERVICE in extreme temperature variation of Anker cables -- I have several Anker cables fished through my care for regularly- and occasionally-used items like my cell phone (always) and accessories like my Kindle (on roadtrips), my Switch Light (roadtrips and/or friends needing USB-C for their phone), etc. Where I live and tend to travel throughout the year, these cables can spend days / weeks / months in very high temps (over 100*F) or very low temps (at / below freezing). In cold weather, the cables are always flexible and easy to attach to devices. In hot weather, I do not see any performance degradation, overly-flexible terminations, etc. In short, these always work.[3] VARIETY OF LENGTHS available for braided nylon cables -- I can stick to my color-coding (see above) without having too much cable to wrap / secure -- meaning I can find a cable right-sized for the context in which I am going to install it "semi-permanently" and/or use it regularly.[4] VARIETY OF ADAPTERS / PASSTHROUGHS available to suit my specific needs -- this review is for an adapter (changing from one form of USB terminal to another) which allows me to avoid a cable-based adapter, which would add unwelcome bulk. When I've needed a passthrough / extension of a specific cable type (e.g., printer or high-speed data store) where the product's cable is just a bit too short, a new cable more expensive than an extension, and the usage allows for any loss introduced by the extender, Anker has the passthrough and (as mentioned above) the length I need[5] CABLES INCLUDE VELCRO WRAP -- While this is a small detail, it is a very VERY helpful one particularly for cables which are frequently stowed and deployed for use -- allows for tie-up of excess when being deployed and quick coiling and wrap for storage / travel. Also handy when using multiple cables from / to same terminals, as can use along the length of the cables to "bundle" and manage as a set.

Small, unobtrusive, and do the job!! There is even a little LED when they are in operation. I got 4 of these. I'm so sick of manufacturers with 12 million different input connectors and cable configurations and these adapters help ease the pain of USB-A to USB-C

These worked perfectly for the specific way we used them. It was so easy to install and connect to my computer. The size is perfect to fit so as to not take up too much space. I thought the price was perfect and affordable.

Works well and isn't showing signs of wear a few months in. We use it to connect older label printers to the macs at work. It gets connected, disconnected and reconnected quite a few time daily and seems stable, precise, and reliable. We previously purchased cheaper off-market brands that would losen up and fall apart rather quickly but this one is in a different class and worth it.

The Anker USB C Adapters (2 Pack) are fine—they do exactly what they’re supposed to do. No complaints; they’re reliable and work as expected.

Works like a champ and you can clip them on existing cables easily. They actually stay attached and provide options for people using both Lightning and USB-C devices.

These work great. The connections fit extremely tight, almost too tight, but that’s better than too loose, right? All in all these are the perfect solution and Anker as always is a good brand.