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Adapter keychain USB 5in1 Akyga AK-AD-51

Index: RCO-17446 EAN: 5901720134882

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The Akyga adapter allows you to charge up to four devices at the same time, if you only connect the USB A connector. The cordless dock is small and tangle-free, so you can take it literally anywhere. The adapter is equipped with USB type C, lightning, miniUSB and microUSB connectors. It is designed only to power the devices, it does not allow data transmission.

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Manufacturer: Akyga

Product description: USB keyring adapter 5 in 1 Akyga AK-AD-51

The Akyga adapter allows you tocharge up to four devicesat the same time, if you only connect the USB A connector. The cordless dock is small and tangle-free, so you can take it literally anywhere. The adapter is equipped withUSB type C,lightning,miniUSBandmicroUSB connectors. It is designed only to power the devices, it does not allow data transmission.

USB keyring adapter 5 in 1 Akyga AK-AD-51.

Adapter specifications

Connectors:

Exits:

USB type - C male
men's microUSB
manly lightning
men's miniUSB

Inputs: USB - A male

USB 2.0 standard
Allows up to four devices to be loaded simultaneously
Dimensions: 70 x 50 x 12 mm
Net weight: 19 g

Cable - type	2.0 USB A - USB C + microUSB + lightning + miniUSB
Cable - Standard	m-m
Package width	10 cm
Package height	1.3 cm
Package depth	14 cm
Package weight	0.023 kg

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Adapter keychain USB 5in1 Akyga AK-AD-51

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Jakub 23.04.2024 Confirmed purchase Translated review

It works as it should. It's just a pity that there is no precise description/instructions, so one finds out by trial and error that only USB-A can be inserted into the source, USB-C cannot be used for charging, only into USB-C. (This might bother some people.)