20 Pcs USB 3.1 Type C Connector Board DIY Serial Basic Breakout Female Connector USB Type C Breakout Board with PCB Converter Board for Data Line Wire Cable Transfer

These worked perfectly when I made my own ESP32-C3 (with WLED) light controller project.Header pin throughholes are properly spaced. I secured directly near edge on my perfboard with header pins, and clipped the excess. Then carefully hot glued this breakout to the perfboard. This provides great mechanical sturdiness.If needing a port on the outside of an embedded project, I recommend searching for a version with a plastic buckle around it (for panel mounting), rather than this breakout meant for direct application to breadboards / perfboards, etc.

They work great and easy to solder wire to in place. I have already used to of these modules in my electronics projects. They work great and I am going to be buying some more.

I absolutely love these for my DIY projects and making things a bit more modernized, I’ve done a keyboard, 2 3ds consoles, a food scale and more. I love using these things so much and if you’re into DIYing you have to get this!!!

This is an easy way to add a USB-C port to a project that has a custom 3D printed case to deliver 5V to the project in a way that is convenient. The USB connector breakout boards come on a single, scored PCB which have to be broken apart to use. This is simple and it protects the USB ports from damage during shipping if they were not individually packaged.

4-pin vs 5-pin and no mounting hole.Most usb-mini and usb-micro versions of this have 5-pins and have holes for mounting screws. I did not notice that these are different and it’s a pita. I make cable-agnostic connector blocks from them and combining 4-pin ones with 5-pin ones complicates matters.That said they work as advertised.

Arrive quick and work as expected

No problem using this for powering my projects. However, there is conflicting information in the product description.The image shows D- (White) and D+ (Yellow)The "How to wire" states; ;D- (White) and D+ (Green).Either way, I cannot get this to communicate over serial. Windows 11 sees a new USB device, "Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed )".

I was expecting 20 small pieces but whole pcb was received. This is not a problem I just cut it and use it as I need. This seems to be used to transform a usb c port to a usb A .It worked good for my task (convert a usb A connection to usb C from my headset )