Dock para portátil Nedis CCTB64760AL02 alumínio cabo de 0,2 m 5 Mbit/s

This premium Nedis® 3-in-1 Gold-Plated USB 3.0 Adapter Cable provides a USB Type-C™ Male connection and offers three output ports: USB Type-C™ Female, USB-A Female and VGA Female. The adapter cable lets you connect two USB devices and a VGA monitor to a PC or MacBook, supporting data transfer, charging and AV output. The product is built with an aluminium finish and a 0.2 m cable for compact, durable connectivity.

Advantages

The adapter combines three commonly used ports in a single compact cable, reducing the need for multiple adapters. Gold-plated contacts improve signal integrity and corrosion resistance. The aluminium housing provides durability while the short 0.2 m cable keeps connections tidy and minimizes cable clutter. Supports USB 3.0 performance where applicable and provides VGA analogue video output for legacy displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting a VGA monitor to a laptop with a USB Type-C port
• Attaching USB-A peripherals (keyboard, mouse, external drive) to a USB Type-C laptop
• Using a USB Type-C device or cable extension while also connecting other USB peripherals

Key specifications

• Brand: Nedis
• Model: CCTB64760AL02
• Connector input: USB Type-C™ Male
• Connector outputs: USB Type-C™ Female, USB-A Female, VGA Female
• Cable length: 0.2 m
• Product colour: Aluminium
• Data transfer: up to 5 Mbit/s (as specified)
• MPN: CCTB64760AL02
• EAN: 5412810262861

How to use

Connect the USB Type-C™ Male plug to a compatible laptop or host device. Plug USB-A or USB Type-C™ devices into the respective female ports to transfer data or provide power according to device capabilities. Connect a VGA cable from the VGA Female port to an external monitor to output analogue video. Ensure the host device supports video output over USB Type-C if you need VGA display functionality.

Recommendations

For best results, use with devices that support USB 3.0/USB Type-C video output. Avoid excessive bending near the cable ends and connect devices while the host is powered off if possible. Use a VGA-capable monitor and an appropriate VGA cable when requiring video output; adapt expectations for analogue VGA quality versus digital outputs.