Up your charge game with the Plugable USB-A Charging Adapter | Fast Chargingfrom Plugable. Designed to convert a data-only port to a charging-only port, this adapter features USB-A male and female connectors. Supporting charging functionality only, the USB-MC1 delivers up to 5V of power at 1A. Due to the lack of data transfer, this adapter also acts as a firewall between your connected device and unsecured USB ports, putting the kibosh on juice hacking, viruses, and other bugaboos.

1 x USB-A Male Connector    1 x USB-A Female Connector    Supports Charging Only    Delivers 5V of Power at 1A (5W)

The Plugable USB-MC1 adapter enables you to turn any USB data port in to a charge-only port. This can be advantageous as some devices charge too slowly or do not charge when connected to a USB data port. The MC1 is smaller than a pack of chewing gum and will easily fit in your pocket, making it ideal for on-the-go charging at airports, coffee shops, libraries, and more.

Don't risk your device and data by charging unprotected on an unknown and unsecure USB port. The MC1 acts as a USB port firewall as it isolates your device from the USB data so it cannot enter data transfer mode. With the MC1 there is no risk of hacking or viruses when charging as only the 5V of power is allowed through the USB port.

This adapter simulates an Apple 1A charger signal, allowing for wide compatibility.

Computer USB ports and many other stand alone chargers will only charge devices at 0.5A with a normal data cable; this adapter ensures charging at 1A. It also allows supported devices to charge on most powered USB hubs, even when the computer is off.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Compatibility with MSI Prestige 15?

A: Yes, this item would be compatible with the MSI Prestige 15.

Q: 2. Could I use it to power my Canon R6 with my tilta side handle with the NP-F power battery ? I would use cable 12V DC to USB-C.

A: I would not recommend that, as the power output may me too great and damage your camera. The DigitalFoto Solution Limited USB-C to Canon LP-E6 Dummy Battery with PD Fast Charging is designed to work with USB-C PD power supplies, and as such, the PD of the power supply would regulate the voltage, so we can not say with any certainty that if you were to use a 12V power source that the battery would regulate the voltage to the correct power leve for the camera.

Q: 3. Can this be used to power the camera while shooting time-lapse or video?

A: Yes this can be used to power/provide constant charge to a camera that is shooting a time-lapse video.

Q: 4. Is this charger compatible with the Nikon Z FC mirrorless camera?

A: No, the Nikon EH-73P Charging AC Adapter is not compatible with the Nikon Z fc camera.

Q: 5. Is the USB-A port USB 2.0 or USB 3.0?

A: The coast cable offers a usb 2.0 connection.

Q: 6. When used with an Android smartphone can the 3.5mm port be used to accept audio input from an external microphone at the same time that the USB C port is being charged from a connected power bank?

A: Yes, the Moshi USB Type-C Universal Digital Audio Adapter with Charging can be used to simultaneously charge the device and accept audio input via the same port on modern, USBC equipped Android devices.

Q: 7. Can you charge your camera while it's turned on?

A: Yes you can.

Q: 8. will this work with the Sennheiser ew100 G4 e945 Vocal Wireless Microphone?

A: Hi Mike - thanks for your question! Yes, the LA 2 charging adapter does work with the any of the wireless handheld microphones from our Evolution Wireless G3 or G4 series, including the EW 100 G4 - 945. Please note that you must use the BA 2015 accupack rechargeable cells with the L 2015 charger (i.e. no third party cells can be used); more information is available in the L 2015 manual if needed.

Q: 9. What are the dimensions of the Adapter itself? Asking about the 65W and the 100W. Thanks.

A: The dimensions for the Tessan 65W Universal Travel Adapter with USB Charging are 2.9 x 1.9 x 2.1".

Q: 10. Is this equally compatible with Z6 ii?

A: Technically it would work but because the voltage output is lower, it would charge the battery in the Nikon Z6II slower than usual.