USB-A to USB-C adapter PLATINET 45922 — USB 3.0, up to 5 Gbps data transfer

The PLATINET 45922 USB-A to USB-C adapter is a compact interface adapter that converts a standard USB-A port into a USB-C connector while supporting USB 3.0 data rates up to 5 Gbps. Designed for plug-and-play operation, this adapter enables data transfer and peripheral connections between older USB-A hosts and modern USB-C devices such as smartphones, tablets, flash drives and other accessories. Its small size and simple design make it suitable for travel and everyday use when you need quick compatibility without additional drivers.

Advantages

This adapter supports USB 3.0 data transfer speeds up to 5 Gbps, ensuring fast file transfers between devices. The form factor is compact and lightweight, allowing easy carrying in a pocket or bag. The plug-and-play design requires no driver installation, providing straightforward compatibility with most operating systems and host devices. The metal and plastic construction offers basic durability for routine connection tasks.

Suitable for

• Transferring files between a USB-A laptop or desktop and a USB-C flash drive or phone
• Connecting USB-C peripherals (storage devices, card readers) to older computers
• Temporarily using USB-C accessories with USB-A chargers or ports that support data

Key specifications

• Interface: USB-A (host side) to USB-C (device side)
• Protocol: USB 3.0 (SuperSpeed)
• Maximum data transfer rate: up to 5 Gbps
• Power and charging: limited to standard USB-A port output (dependent on host)
• Design: compact, lightweight adapter housing

How to use

Insert the USB-A plug of the adapter into an available USB-A port on your computer or charger, then connect the USB-C device to the adapter. Once connected, the host device should recognize the peripheral or storage device and allow file transfer or peripheral use according to the operating system's usual procedures. For charging, use a USB-A port that provides sufficient current; charging speed will be limited by the host's output and the device's charging protocol.

Usage recommendations

Use the adapter for data transfer and occasional peripheral connections rather than continuous heavy-duty operations. Avoid excessive bending or mechanical stress at the connector junctions and disconnect by pulling the adapter body rather than the cable. For power-hungry devices or fast charging, use a dedicated cable or adapter designed for higher power delivery.