USB C OTG 60W

I like this little gadget. I use it all the time. It's decent in quality and hasn't failed me yet. For what I use it for, the charging speed is just fine.

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

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.

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.

This item works perfectly on my Samsung S25 Ultra. I can power an RTL-SDR and charge my phone at the same time!

Does exactly what it looks like it should do. However, it doesn't allow for USB-C fast charging. So don't expect this to do much for your laptop, but for a tablet or a phone that's just trying to maintain a charge, this should work fine.

This works great! Bought it for gaming on my phone, and it's amazing to not have lag at all from my controller. If I needed another I would buy it again.

Did not work for me. It did not let enough power through to power my WiiM music streamer. I will search for something else.