2pk Yootech USB-C Female to USB Male Adapter

Summary: Recently upgraded to some USB-C hard driver enclosures, so needed some USB-C to USB-A adapters Details: Main desktop computer is a Dell XPS 8920. External USB connections are: USB-C 3.1 (rear), USB-A 3.1 (rear), USB-A 3.0 (front). The transfer speed difference between the front (3.0) and back (3.1) was negligible. I used a SEKC 256GB USB 3.1 for the test. Test Method: The test program I use is ATTO Disk Benchmark (freeware). I tried a few different ones, and settled on this one because the result picture was relatively easy to compare to other results. When evaluating results, I mainly looked at the transfer speeds for files size 1 MB or larger. I first tested the USB drive directly into the port, then added the USB hub to see if there was any slow down. No slow down was noted. Pros: Good fit & finish; no speed loss when USB-C connector is turned over and connected. Cons: None. Conclusion: I would recommend these basic USB-C to USB-A adapters. Related Products: SEKC 256GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive - SDA20256G https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07PM9D3T7 BYEASY USB C to USB Hub 4 Ports, Aluminum USB-C [Thunderbolt 3] to USB 3.0 Hub with Micro USB Power Cable https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B081RLXHL3