Splitter Cable USB A to 2 x Type-C Plugs Charge 2 Devices From 1 Socket Lead 2m - kenable

This cable supports charging and will utilize the available power from the USB-A source. However, the total power is shared between two devices, which may limit the maximum fast-charging speeds achievable for individual devices compared to a direct connection to a dedicated fast charger.

This cable is primarily designed for charging purposes. Data transfer capabilities are not its main function and may be limited or not supported depending on the connected devices and the power source.

You need a standard USB Type-A port that provides power, such as those found on computers, laptops, wall chargers, or power banks. The power output of the USB-A port should be sufficient to charge two devices simultaneously.

You can charge exactly two devices simultaneously, provided both devices have USB Type-C charging ports.

The cable is 2 meters in length.

It is compatible with any device that charges via a USB Type-C port. However, the charging speed will depend on the power output of the source and the power requirements of the connected devices.

Ensure the USB-A plug is fully inserted into a powered USB-A port. Verify that the connected USB-A port has enough power output to charge two devices. Try plugging into a different USB-A port or a higher-wattage adapter. Check that the USB-C connectors are clean and securely plugged into the devices.

This cable shares power between two devices. Slower speeds are expected as the total power is divided. For faster charging, disconnect one device or use a dedicated charger for each device. Ensure the USB-A power source itself is capable of delivering adequate combined power.

Check for any visible damage to the cable or connectors. Try using the cable with different USB-C devices and USB-A power sources to isolate the issue. If damage is apparent, the cable may need replacement.