USB C Female Adapter

The nonda USB-C to USB 2.0 adapter is well made. It's form factor is just the right size. I used it on my Raspberry Pi 4 so that I could add a USB-C micro-SD card reader. The nonda fit perfectly and wasn't too obtrusive. I was able to easily read the micro-SD card from the USB-C card reader. The nonda adapter is a great companion to the Raspberry Pi 4 since it only comes with the one USB-C power port. Now I am able to use my other USB-C devices with the Raspberry Pi 4. I would recommend the nonda USB-C to USB 2.0 adapter to anyone that needs a convenient solution for USB-C devices when you don't have any available USB-C ports.

More and more devices are coming with USB C ports for connection or charging. Many come with a USB A to USB C cord already, but sometimes you just want to carry USB C cables with you. These adapters plug firmly into the cable and likewise into your USB A plug. So far they have been very reliable and I always keep one or two in my traveling gear bag.

Did not like that it was USB 2.0. Several initial attempts were through another faulty adapter and then trying to directly use it for a USB-C monitor hookup to a Macbook Pro 2015, it failed. After half the day went by I assumed it was a defect and immediately scheduled to return the product after multiple tries to get it to work. Luckily I was persistant in wanting it to work (really dislike making returns). I found after one last attempt, hooking up my android's USB-C to my Macbook Pro to see if it could detect and transfer files. Lo-and-behold, it worked. I didn't realize that Macbook Pro(s) can only detect monitora with either HDMI or Thunderbolt 2 (since it was on older model, wish it could support Thunderbolt 3 - aka USB-C). I canceled my return and keeping them. Quality construction, compact and a pretty good deal.

With so many different cords and connections these days these adapters are a blessing. My work laptop doesn't have a USB-C port. With these adapters I can convert a standard USB port into USB-C so I can charge (or connect) a number of devices. Simple? Yes. Effective? Absolutely. At the end of the day these little guys aren't rocket science. That said, they work perfectly, are plenty strong, and make life easier.

These were needed because my phone came with cables that only had the USB C on both ends. To use the wall charger boxes that we already had we needed adapters. These worked great and fit nicely on the end without any wiggle room.

An excellent investment for anyone in need of versatile and reliable connectivity options. The combination of a reasonable price, high quality, and the convenience of having multiple adapters makes this product a must-have accessory for tech enthusiasts and casual users alike. Highly recommended!

I don't have a USB-C port on my PC so I couldn't connect my Oculus Quest to my computer without a new cord or an adapter, this was the cheapest option that I could find and it was well worth the money! Oculus link is a little glitchy sometimes but it does still work! 5 stars!

I got a new iPad Pro and was very disappointed to see it had a USB-C connector, instead of the Apple Lightning connector my old iPad had. My iMac is older & has USB 2.0. I started looking for an adapter. I liked what I saw & read about the Nonda. It arrived quickly and plugged right in. My new iPad Pro plugged in and connected to iTunes right away. I was able to get it activated right away, without any issues. My only question is, why doesn’t Apple include stuff like this? Most people can’t upgrade computers readily, especially a Mac!