XY-USB4 Converter 4 in 1 USB Adapter Board
52.00 EGP Original price was: 52.00 EGP.45.00 EGPCurrent price is: 45.00 EGP.
The XY-USB4 USB Adapter Board combines USB-A male, USB-A female, USB Type-C and Micro USB connectors on one compact PCB, with VCC, D-, D+ and GND pins broken out. It is ideal for converting connectors, taking 5V USB power and prototyping.
XY-USB4 USB Adapter Board – 4 in 1 USB Converter
The XY-USB4 USB Adapter Board is a compact 4 in 1 converter that places four common USB connectors on one small PCB. It includes a USB-A male plug, a USB-A female socket, a USB Type-C socket and a Micro USB socket.
In addition, the board breaks out the four USB lines to labeled VCC, D-, D+ and GND pads. Therefore, you can convert between connector types, take 5V USB power for a project, or access the data lines for testing.
Four USB Connectors on One Board
The connectors on the XY-USB4 USB Adapter Board share the same power and data lines. As a result, a cable plugged into one connector can be reached from the other connectors and from the solder pads.
This makes the board useful when you have the wrong cable at hand, or when you want to add a standard USB input to a DIY device without designing your own PCB.
XY-USB4 Board Specifications
- Model: XY-USB4
- Connectors: USB-A male, USB-A female, USB Type-C female, Micro USB female
- Breakout pins: VCC, D-, D+, GND
- Data lines: USB 2.0 (D+ and D-)
- Mounting: PCB with mounting holes
Applications of the USB Adapter Board
Makers, students and repair technicians use this USB breakout board in many ways, for example:
- Converting Micro USB or Type-C cables to USB-A
- Taking 5V USB power for Arduino, LED and DIY projects
- Adding a USB input to a custom enclosure
- Testing USB cables, chargers and data lines
- Repair and prototyping work
Wiring and Usage Notes
Solder your wires to the VCC and GND pads to use the board as a USB power input. Moreover, connect D- and D+ only when you need USB 2.0 data signals.
However, this board does not add USB 3.0 lines or fast-charging negotiation. Some Type-C chargers may also need extra configuration resistors before they supply power, so test your charger with the board first.
Safety Tips
Check the polarity before soldering, and do not draw more current than your USB source and cable can safely provide. Furthermore, insulate the solder pads to prevent short circuits inside your enclosure.
Most Electronics stocks the XY-USB4 USB Adapter Board in Cairo and ships to every governorate in Egypt, with cash on delivery available.


