USB Type C Female to Dual Micro USB Male Splitter Cable - Charge Two

In this review of the USB Type C female to dual Micro USB male splitter cable, the bottom line is simple: it is a focused solution for anyone who needs to charge or sync two Micro USB 2.0 devices from a single USB-C source. The cable is best for owners of legacy Micro USB gadgets such as older Android phones, Bluetooth speakers, controllers, and streaming sticks who still rely on Micro USB peripherals and want a tidy, low-cost way to power two devices at once without juggling cables. The reviewer found the build and function meet expectations for occasional to regular charging use.

Key Features

• Dual Micro USB male ports: Lets you connect and charge two Micro USB devices simultaneously from one USB Type C cable, reducing clutter and the need to swap plugs.
• Two length options: Available in approx 12 in and 8 in lengths so you can choose a slightly longer lead that also supports data or a short charging-only cord for compact setups.
• High-speed synchronization: The 12 in version supports data transfer up to 480 Mbps, allowing one cable to handle both charging and file sync when needed.
• Charging capability: Supports charging current up to 2A so most small devices will charge at reasonable speed when sharing a USB-C power source.
• Wide device compatibility: Works with Micro USB 2.0 devices such as Chromecast, Fire stick style streamers, PS4 controllers, Bluetooth speakers, and many older Android phones and tablets.
• No OTG support: Makes power and sync the focus; this cable will not enable host-mode USB OTG peripherals.

Who It's For

This cable is ideal for people who still own multiple Micro USB devices and want a simple, low-cost way to power two of them from a single USB-C charger or port. It is particularly handy for charging small electronics like external speakers, controllers, or older phones and tablets at the same time without unpacking multiple chargers.

It is not intended for users who need OTG device connectivity, high-power fast charging above 2A per port, or for those who require simultaneous high-speed data transfer from both Micro USB connectors. If you need full data on both leads or advanced charging negotiation, a dedicated dual-port charger or separate cables would be a better choice.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Charges two Micro USB devices at once from one USB-C connection, which simplifies cable management.
• The 12 in variant supports up to 480 Mbps data transfer for syncing when one device needs data access.
• Compact and inexpensive way to extend USB-C compatibility to legacy Micro USB gear.

Cons

• 8 in version is charging-only and cannot transfer data, so buyers must choose the right length for their needs.
• Does not support OTG, so it cannot be used to connect Micro USB peripherals as hosts to USB-C devices.

Specifications

Connector 1	USB Type C female
Connector 2	2 Micro USB male
Cable length	Approx 12 in (data+charge) or 8 in (charge only)
Data rate	Up to 480 Mbps (12 in version)
Charging current	Up to 2A
OTG	Not supported

Our Verdict

The USB Type C female to dual Micro USB male splitter is a practical, budget-friendly accessory for anyone maintaining multiple Micro USB devices. It delivers reliable charging and, on the 12 in version, usable data transfer at expected USB 2.0 speeds. For users who need simple simultaneous charging or occasional syncing of legacy devices, it represents good value; those needing OTG or advanced charging features should look elsewhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can both Micro USB ports transfer data?
The 12 in cable supports data transfer (up to 480 Mbps) while the 8 in variant is charging-only and does not transfer data.

Will this cable power two phones at full speed?
It can charge two Micro USB devices but charging current is limited to 2A, so charging speed depends on the power source and device acceptance; it will not provide high-power fast charging.

Does this cable enable OTG for Micro USB devices?
No. The splitter does not support OTG; it is designed for charging and syncing only.