USB C OTG with Charging OTG adapter Type C OTG Splitter with 60W PD Fast Charge Compatible for steam deck,Galaxy S26,Switch,Google Chromecast with Google TV,Onn TV 4k Plus,Pi-KVM,3D Printer,Octa4a

Bought this for the sole purpose of being able to charge my phone and simultaneously run and RTL-SDR, and it does exactly that. Works incredibly well, exactly what I needed!!

Works perfectly. Can charge my phone and plug in a controller for games if needed.

Ok....This works excellent with any ONN device to extend memory as for power with original power supply.

This cable does function and do what it claims to do...sort of. I can successfully plug it into a phone with a USB-C port on it, plug USB-PD power into the power-only USB-C socket, and plug a USB-A device into the USB-A socket, and actually have the phone charge while it's simultaneously talking to whatever the USB-A device happens to be (phone is in "OTG" / host role mode, but is sinking power). Which is exactly what I needed. BUT, as far as I can tell, this cable does NOT contain any kind of power regulation circuitry within it in order to keep the feed of power going to the USB-A device that's plugged into it at 5V. Several times I would try to use this, and the USB device (keyboard, disk, audio DAC, etc.) would work for a little bit and then suddenly stop, but the phone would keep charging. So I pulled out a USB power tester, plugged it into the USB-A socket in between it and the device in question, and discovered that the USB-A devices would stop working because the voltage would suddenly jump from 5V to 9V!!! Whenever the phone went into fast-charging mode, the USB-A device was getting directly exposed to the higher voltage & nothing seems to be stepping the power down to 5V! I'm extremely lucky that nothing of mine that I tested with ended up getting fried!! On top of that, the connector that plugs into the phone is itself flaky on mine. If I wiggle or bump that connection at all while it's in use even the slightest bit, the USB-A port loses power. I tried it with more than one phone/host and it did the same thing, so it wasn't the USB-C port on the phone itself. Straight trash; don't waste your time OR expose your equipment to this product.

Those who are looking for OTG cable for their Android Box such as Chromecast or Specifically ONN 4K/4K Plus you'll want to get the 60W not the 18W and if you want to add a USB or Ethernet via OTG cable on the ONN 4K/4K Plus remember to switch off USB debugging 1st and Developer Mode 2nd

algunos salen buenos otros no, dan falso contacto algunos y otros dan bajas de voltaje, realmente no lo recomendaría es muy cheap

First I got the 18w version, then wasted 2 days trying to my device to detect my OTG flash drive. Returned the 18w version and ordered the 60w version. It connected on the first try.

Got this so I could plug in a USB drive into my Google Chromecast for extra storage. It works perfectly and does just what I need it to.

60w. Version Leider hat nichts funktioniert. Wirklich schade, denn die Verarbeitungsqualität ist erstaunlich gut. Habe die 18w Version nachbestellt. Perfekt 😃👍, Plug & Play, octoprint am Mobiltelefon, Prusa MK2s und laden funktioniert. So muss das

Het doet wat hij doen moet en prima kwaliteit

RTL-SDR ブログ V4 R828D RTL2832U 1PPM TCXO SMA ソフトウェア 無線をタブレットに接続するために購入。 実際旨く使えている。 願わくば、タブレット接続端子、電源接続端子、ドングル接続端子を色別とか、文字で識別しやすいようになると もっと素晴らしい商品となる。このあたりフェールセーフやフールプルーフの考えを取り入れてほしい。

No funciona con muchos perfiéricos USB.

Original: Cable seems to be prioritizing charging rather than being able to 3D print with charging. Useless cable because I need to be able to charge and transfer data at the same time. So obviously cable doesn't work as advertised. Update: Turns out, it might be my Oneplus 7 that doesn't support OTG, even though I rooted it to enable the OTG in Developer mode. And even if gsmarena says that the phone supports OTG. I think the cable might just be fine. I did notice however anytime I input the charge cable, it takes a while for the phone to notice that it is being charged, unlike when I just plug the charge cable directly onto phone.