Ordered via vineThese TYGA I thought would just be generic and yes you can get identical versions of these but actually they are branded by rebranded by TYGA and come very well presented from resealable smoked clear bad with the TYGA logo, an image of a tigers head.So these appear top be USB 3.0 5Gbps in terms of data transfer, they opted for an orange colour rather than the signature blue from USB 3.0 but then they are also 6A so support faster actual charging speeds of 120W which is good, I've added them to my collection of adapters.Although you can get identical pairs of these, I'm not really too concerned about them malfunctioning, not expensive to produce but TYGA have also included a nice little "Bookmark" which really doubles up as a "thank you for purchase" and a QR code requesting asking us to leave a fair and honest review.I think this is well within the rules, I'm not sure how many people will be using it as a bookmark but nonetheless, it exceeded my expectations a little but with the quality and rebranding of this twin pack with a high quality resealable bag etc, it adds a more premium touch if nothing else even though you can buy these everywhere.With aluminium or aluminium alloy and 120W/6A laser printed I think in white, so the black and orange colour scheme does actually make sense matching a tiger.They look and feel typical high quality, if you simply wan USB-A to type-C twin pack of adapters at this USB 3/0 data protocol but also 120W/6A (up to) charging and backwards compatible. I really can't think of any reason to deduct any stars here, you could get them slightly cheaper as there are hundreds of these but credit to TYGA for the clever branding and quality, even if the devices themselves may be somewhat generic. These things have never failed on me before, the moulded plastic orange section surround the plug seems well constructed, as stated in the description.Useful adapters to have an add to my collection

This is USB-C to USB-A adapter, not other way around.

These handy adapters are essential if trying to make use of older USB-A cables on newer device which may only support USB-C but similarly to make use of combinations of chargers/cables to adapt. That said, it's hard to tell if the higher data and charging speeds are supported as sometimes there is a drop when converting between the standards - depends on the two devices being connected. For a fiver for 3 the quality is what would be expected, the edges are a bit sharp and they don't feel well finished but handy to keep in a wallet or tin - they do come with a small zip pouch for keeping other wires and accessories in. A securing loop would have been a useful addition so that they don't get lost too easily.

I am always struggling with my laptop not having enough usb interfaces, so throwing a couple of these in my laptop bag means that I can plug one or two of these and create a couple of extra usb A interfaces. I haven't tested for data rate or anything performance wise, but functionality wise these work great.

First off I like the colour it really makes it easy to find when I need it.Used this a few times now and it works ok for charging and good for data transferand lets me plug a normal usb drive in to my phone for backups.A+ from me.

As a narrowboat dweller, usb adapters are a must for my growing charging cable network.

As devices get faster so you need fast-transfer adapters. This is not the fastest but then you have to decide whether you realistically need something faster. It is all about sustained transfer speeds and if you don't have devices that can send or receive faster than 5Gbps then these will ork fine.Well made and they do the job. So far I have not found any problems. Charging speed caveats are the same as with the transfer speed. All I can say is that any bottle nbeck in charging speeds is more likely to come from the USB-A lead than this adapter.Great for your kit bag.

This does exactly what it says on the tin. Ideal for coupling USB-A memory sticks to my MacBook Pro, which only has USB-C ports.

This is a review of the Tyga Usb-A to Usb-C 5gbs Data Transfer & Fast Charging Adapter 3 Pack.These are a well made set of three adapters to convert Usb-A to Usb-C or vice versa.They work as they dhould and perform to the specs stated.At £4.99 for three you can't go wrong.

I bought this adapter to keep using my older Logitech mouse and keyboard dongle with my new Mac, and it works flawlessly. The connection is stable, no lag or dropouts, and it was literally plug-and-play. Build quality feels sturdy for such a compact piece. It's one of those simple accessories that you don't think much about until you need it and then you're glad you bought a reliable one.

I got these for these newer chargers that only have USB-C points. These adapters work perfectly and support fast charging, I haven't measured the data transfer speed, but it doesn't feel any lag.Great value, happy five stars.

I really like this. If you've got a laptop or computer with predominantly USB C ports, you'll run out of USB A ports quite quickly. This just takes a USB A cable and turns it into a C for plugging in. It runs at full speed and you can just forget about it.The casing is made of aluminium and it feels and looks nice. I can't fault the construction. It is USB 3.0 (not 3.1 or 3.2) so you know what speeds to expect. It just plain works.

This USB-A to USB-C adapter is a must-have for anyone with a USB-C-heavy setup! It's perfect for laptops and computers with limited USB-A ports.Here's why I love it:Simple & Effective: Converts a USB-A cable to USB-C for easy plugging.Fast Performance: Delivers full speed.Premium Build: Features an aluminium casing for a sleek look and feel.Reliable: Built with excellent construction.USB 3.0: Provides expected speeds.In short, it just works!

After testing all three of these I can gladly say they all work. These upport USB 3.0 with up to 5Gbps transfer speed which is great because I semi regularly transfer files from my phone to USB pens. They feel quality due to their aluminium alloy case and the orange looks great. The files transferred fast and there was zero issues with reading any pens while connected.

Exactly what I needed, something small that I can keep in my bag, ready for whenever I can't find a usb a charging point but do have a usb c point.Works fine, small, lightweight, easy to use

Various adapters do USB A male to USB C male. This isn't the smallest - the coloured bit extends about 2cm from the USB C jack - but the colour means it is distinctive and it has worked at USB 3.0 speeds.