UGREEN USB-C to Micro-USB Adapter 2-Pack, 480 Mbps Data Transfer

The USB-C female to Micro-USB male design lets you keep using a USB-A-to-C cable with a Micro-USB phone or accessory, rather than carrying a separate Micro-USB cable. This two-pack is intended for charging and data syncing, with listed support for QC 2.0 and Huawei FCP quick charge and data transfer up to 480 Mbps.

Need to connect an older controller or phone without changing your cable setup? The adapter is made for that specific connection, with a small form factor and a lanyard strap for carrying it with a cable, key ring or bag.

Highlights

The connection is directional: the Micro-USB plug goes into the device, while the USB-C end accepts the USB-C plug on a USB-A-to-C cable. That makes it useful for keeping a familiar cable in rotation for Micro-USB devices such as the listed Galaxy S7, Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro and Xbox One controller. The product details also name cameras, cell phones, MP3 players and tablets as compatible device types, provided they use a Micro-USB interface.

Charging support is listed at 5V 2A, 9V 2A or 12V 1.5A, alongside QC 2.0 and Huawei FCP. These are stated capabilities, not a promise that every device and cable combination will charge at those rates. Data transfer is rated up to 480 Mbps. The glossy gray adapter has an aluminum alloy shell, and the included lanyard strap can help keep it attached to a cable or bag.

Buyer feedback often highlights practical everyday use, compatibility with Micro-USB devices and convenient portability. Comments about charging are mixed, including reports that fast charging does not work in every setup, so the listed charging support should not be treated as a guarantee for every device.

Best use cases

This is for someone who already has a USB-A-to-C cable and wants to use it with a Micro-USB device. For example, it can reduce the need to pack a separate cable when charging a Micro-USB phone or controller from a suitable USB-A power source. It offers a compact alternative to buying another dedicated cable, while a direct Micro-USB cable may be simpler if that is the only connection you need.

It’s a good fit if you have several Micro-USB devices and want a small adapter to share between them. You may want to skip it if your setup depends on a USB-C-to-C cable or USB OTG: the adapter does not support either, and it is intended for a USB-A-to-C cable.

Usage tips

Connect the adapter’s Micro-USB end to the device, then plug the USB-C end into a USB-A-to-C cable. The cable’s USB-A end connects to the charging or data source. For file syncing, the device and source also need to support the intended data connection, the adapter’s stated transfer rate is up to 480 Mbps.

Keep the cable requirement in mind before choosing it. This adapter will not work with a USB-C-to-C cord and cannot connect a USB-C flash drive or hard drive through OTG. If you mainly use USB-C-to-C charging equipment or need OTG storage access, a different connection type is needed.

What to clarify

Can it connect a Micro-USB device to a USB-C-to-C cable? No. It is specified for use with a USB-A-to-C cable.

Can it connect a USB-C flash drive or hard drive to a Micro-USB device? No. OTG is not supported.

Does it support fast charging? QC 2.0 and Huawei FCP are listed, but buyer feedback on charging is mixed, so results may vary by device and cable.

Buying verdict

Choose this UGREEN two-pack when the goal is to reuse USB-A-to-C cables with Micro-USB phones or accessories, and the connection limits match your setup. Its compact build, lanyard strap and stated data-transfer support add practical reasons to keep an adapter handy. If you need USB-C-to-C charging or OTG access, this is the wrong adapter type, a dedicated cable or an OTG-capable solution would better suit that use.