Cable Matters 2-Pack USB C Extender Adapter, Up to [4K@240Hz Video, 240W Charging, 40Gbps Data Transfer], USBC Female to USBC Male Adapter, USB Type C Extender

As stated, I've been looking for a solution to the problem of how to supply power to my Huion Kamvas 13 Gen3 drawing tablet, which only accepts 5v 2a thru the recessed USB-C port, but most USB-C cables are too bulky to fit there. I didn't want to be tied down to one specific cable, and it's always the cable that wears out first, so I looked into getting an adapter like this. Thanks to another review on this listing saying that it fits the drawing tablet I recently got, I decided to try this product out, and I can happily report that the port extender provided fits very well into the recessed USB-C port that supplies power to the drawing tablet. It even looks good doing it! Now I don't have to be tied down to only buying the Huion proprietary cable, and I can do that in a way that is *mostly* compatible with the USB standards laid down by USB-IF (this adapter is not specifically standards compliant because it does not have an ID chip in it, but this is how it has to be since the things on both ends can only ever read one ID chip from one cable, meaning that extenders and adapters such as this are forced to omit the ID chip in order to remain "invisible" to the controllers on both ends). Anyways, now I can use any fast-charging USB cable I want as long as I put this port extender in line with the recessed port. The adapter does fit *very* snugly, but this is a good thing because it means that the plastic that forms the recess for the deep-set USB-C port is what will take any load from the cable, rather than the circuit board the port is soldered to inside the tablet. Because of this snug fit, I will advise that anyone who is having connection issues with this port extender to first try pushing the extender into the port more firmly, with roughly 5 pounds force (2kgf is close enough if you use metric, since there's 2.2 pounds to the kilogram). Once the adapter is fully seated, it should cause zero issues for you, it does not change pinouts, it does not have any pull down or pull up resistors, it is basically "just a dumb piece of wire" as far as the electronics on both ends are concerned, and that's a good thing. Seems durable enough to last a long time, but time will tell. Even if not, it's inexpensive enough that buying replacements isn't a huge deal.

I bought them for using an external microphone with my iPhone 16 without having to take off my otter box case. With lightning adapters it has to be a special type of extender for the microphone to connect. This one works fine, the microphone connected.

I bought these mainly because I just needed the one, but I got two beacuse that's just how they came and they were a better price than other sellers.I needed a small little coupler extension like this so I could plug in the USB-C receiver for my wireless mics from Hohem into my phone because my phone case is thick enough at the bottom it wouldn't go in and these little extenders solved that problem for me perfectly.

I needed this to plug in an external device into my phone because the case I have didn’t provide sufficient clearance. I connected this to the external device, and then to the phone. There was no longer a clearance issue and everything worked.

These USB C extentions does what the manufacturer states in the description of the items. To extend the USB C port of any device this adapter is plugged into. It snuggly fits both the input USB C port of the cellphone/tablet/game device(s) & accepts the split or combined data & power usage through multiple OTG adapters & other USB C devices. Basically it is an "invisable" extension of whatever USB C device the user deems necessary to complete their desired function at the time.I just got a "new" Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. Which does not have an internal MicroSD slot available anymore after Galaxy S-series S20 model phones. So I use these for extending my OTG USB C to USB A 3.0 & a PD100 USB C to power my phone & external device(s) that I want to use with my phone. These little guys allow me to keep my case on my device while utilizing my OTG adapters with the shorter USB C male plugs.I bought two sets of these because I can leave them plugged into the OTG devices I use the most. Since they are built out of metal these USB port extenders are worth the few dollars & save you lots of headaches of dismantling your phone case or not being able to use that hard to get to port on the back of your notebook or game device.Cheers!

A quality made adapterVery useful when only a small added length of cable is needed.Works great when connecting my phone to my ebike battery for charging.

Can confirm this works on iPhone (15 max) Neewer cages and something like a Hollyland lark M2 usb-c microphone system. The cage bumps out too much to connect the receiver with an adaptor.

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