USB C to USB Adapter with Type C Charging, 2 in 1 Type C 3.0 OTG Splitter with 60W PD Fast Charge Compatible with iPhone 16 15 Pro Max, Galaxy S24 S23 S22, Pixel 9 8 7, iPad Pro, Google TV 2020

I bought this to connect my tablet to my laptop to use as a 2nd screen when I travel since my work laptop won't connect my Samsung tablet to it wirelessly. I've got an hdmi to video capture card on one side and then of course, my charging cable on the other. Everything connected beautifully and it was also charging (C to C). Just having everything plugged in for 10 minutes, the charging port was crazy hot. I mean, absolutely insane. The C port on my laptop, the cord itself and the C port on this were all hot. Immediately I was like, this is no good. Then I thought about it and used a USB A to C from the laptop to charge and everything cooled down within 5 minutes. I left it plugged up for at least an hour and it was barely warm to the touch. Even though it says PD at 60W and the charging cord I was using is rated the same, I think it was just too much for this. Once I changed cords though, it was perfect. Definitely will buy another just to have an extra on hand.

My Raspberry Pi uses the USB C port for charging. But I also needed to send data to that USB C port from a WiiM Ultra music streamer. The adapter worked perfectly.

Decided to try my hand at running Octoprint on an old Pixel 2 phone I had laying around to take advantage of the great 4k camera for monitoring my 3D prints then realized I hadn't needed a OTG cable in years so the mad dash was on to find one. After a few hours of research and based on other positive views I picked up a couple of these cable's and so far they're working amazingly. With a camera running 24/7 on the older phone the necessity of the 60W charging is a must as trickle charging over USB just won't cut it and these are able to handle the power and my phone is able to communicate with the 3D printer via OTG just fine. The build quality is great on these too. They're not the typical boxy plastic mold ones you find for cheap that eventually heat up and start to melt. Really liking them so far!

This is a great help with many things. I can hook my phone direct to my printer with no WI-FI needed & print pics & documents. I can hook a USB device direct to my phone & open files from the phone. it allows you to charge your phone while using it to print & browse. Great value, has paid for itself 10 fold.

Bought this to be able to use a new keyboard with a music learning app on my phone. Came in, plugged it in to power and the keyboard, and it worked. Once.I don't know what happened, but thereafter, I had to get lucky and have the cords laying just right, and not get jostled, or the keyboard would lose power. No idea where the break is, and it isn't something that can be taken apart and repaired, so I have no option but to trash it since the packaging is long gone.

This adapter works as advertised. I am using this to connect my phones (LG G8 ThinQ and Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra) to my external audio DAC and keep it charged b/c the DAC draws power from the connected device. The only quirk that I found in using this adapter is that when connecting or disconnecting the charging cable while the data side is connected, the data connection will 'reset'. So for example in my use case, if I only connect the data cable initially, then when my phone needs to be charged I'll connect the charger, but that will turn my DAC off and then back on. So I just keep the charger always connected when I'm actively using my DAC. Just something to be aware of.

The USB C OTG adapter works as advertised and came in two business days after I ordered it. It seems built well.I would order one again if I need another adapter.

I drive an old car. An older car with a single din radio slot. As such, there aren't many options for a stereo with Android Auto. They are out there but not with features I'm looking for. And I miss having Android Auto.Not wanting to let this stop me, I found a work around. There is an app for Android tablets/phones called Headunit Reloaded. Installed it on an old tablet, plugged my phone into the tablet and viola! Android Auto now in my older car. One problem now. I want to charge the tablet and still get the Android Auto experience. Time to search for an option on Amazon.Enter this little cable. Inexpensive, looks attractive, and seems to be what I'm after. I decide to go ahead and purchase. This little splitter is EXACTLY what I needed. I can now charge the tablet while it's plugged into my phone for Android Auto. Super happy with this outcome.