Adapter USB Smile SLA-MTC-MB — USB-C to Micro USB adapter, compact connector adapter

The Smile SLA-MTC-MB USB adapter converts a USB-C port into a Micro USB connection, enabling the use of Micro USB cables and peripherals with devices that have USB-C hosts. This compact connector adapter supports charging and data transfer between smartphones, tablets, power banks and other gadgets, and is designed for portable everyday use.

Advantages

The adapter provides a simple plug-and-play solution to connect Micro USB accessories to USB-C devices without requiring additional cables. Its small size makes it convenient to carry in a pocket or bag, and the durable connector housing offers reliable contact for repeated insertion cycles. The adapter maintains basic charging and data transfer functionality while minimizing bulk.

Suitable for

• Connecting Micro USB charging cables to USB-C phones and tablets
• Using Micro USB peripherals (keyboards, mice, external drives) with USB-C hosts where supported
• Charging power banks or accessories that accept Micro USB input via a USB-C source
• Travel and mobile use when carrying only USB-C chargers but needing Micro USB compatibility

Key specifications

• Input connector: USB-C (male)
• Output connector: Micro USB (female)
• Primary functions: charging and data transfer
• Form factor: compact inline adapter, lightweight
• Housing: durable molded connector shell

How to use

Insert the USB-C end of the adapter into the USB-C port of your host device. Connect a Micro USB cable or peripheral to the Micro USB female side of the adapter. Ensure both devices are powered on and that the connected accessory is compatible with the host’s data and charging capabilities. Remove the adapter by gently pulling it straight out from the USB-C port to avoid bending the connector.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, use a high-quality Micro USB cable and avoid applying sideways pressure to the adapter while connected. The adapter supports basic charging and data functions but does not expand device capabilities beyond the host’s native support for OTG or peripheral connections.