USB 3.0 Header Splitter Extension Cable,Computer Internal Motherboard USB 3.0 hub Splitter 19/20 Pin IDC 1 to 2 Y-Type Adapter DIY-Cable 5.8 in

just what expected

This product is garbage, nothing less, nothing more. Seemed like a good idea at the time of purchase, however it rendered all usb ports that SHOULD work inoperable. Why Amazon allows crap items like this on their marketplace is just a testamont to their ability to con us into buying crappier products year after year. Shame on them, but mostly shame on us for allowing them to do us like this time and time again. Perhaps it's time we switched to another vendor like Temu who I have yet to get something from that wasn't of surprising quality for the same of lesser cost. Not only is amazon screwing over all of their employees, but they also screw us the customer as well with the crappiest stuff they think they can get us to buy since we dont actually get to see it till it arrives. So far, they are right sadly. A fool and their money right? This fool, will be shopping elsewhere from now on.

Fantastic item, building my 2nd computer and needed this item to plug in my 3.0's into the same motherboard connection, plus it was long enough to hide the cables in the back for management.

Excellent product, it can actually firmly attach to both of the headers

I have a case with a front USB A and a USB C port, but only one USB 3 header on my motherboard. This splitter (plus a couple other adapters) does indeed work to allow me to use both ports, but be careful with plugging things into it as the pins bend very easily. In testing my ports, both are functioning but one of them (The type A port) is only functioning at USB 2.0 speeds. I run Linux on the computer I connected this to and it is showing a new 7-port USB 2 hub attached to the machine when I run lsusb. I'm not sure if one port is full USB 3 pass-thru and the other is split off as a USB 2 port from the hub, or if I have a damaged pin. Given how snug the connectors are, I am not going to try to pull it apart to double-check. I did bend the pin back before buttoning up the case. Overall, fit and finish are not great, but as long as you're careful with plugging things in and willing to accept the possibility of being limited to USB 2 speeds, it can come in handy.

I opened this, at least expecting a product made for retail. This thing looks like an electricians attempt to save a plug-in after it was dismantled because they realized they didn't have a replacement. The "binding tape" is possibly the worst looking material, similar feel to gum foil, and gives the vibes of 'I can't afford real parts'. I mean, it looks like it was made in a basement by Egore. I just assembled a very high end all white build, and this would definitely stand out as the ugly ducking if I keep it slotted on my mobo. It's NOT flexible, it is NOT sleeved in any way (not even rubber, just crap tape), and it's SHORT. So short I can't hide it. Pretty sure I'm just going to go without using, I can't stand the sight of this thing. I'd rather have 2 non working front panel usbs than use this Frankenstein of plug.

It does what it is supposed to do. Nothing more to say

Works as promise used to convert usb to usb c