Jabra USB C Adapter USB C Female to USB A Male

Jabra USB C Adapter USB C Female to USB A Male

Have a Jabra headset or speakerphone with a USB‑C cable but an older computer that only has USB‑A ports? The Jabra USB-C Adapter (USB‑C Female to USB‑A Male) is the simple, reliable solution. This tiny adapter converts any standard USB‑A port into a USB‑C connector, so you can plug in your Evolve2, Engage, or Speak2 device without buying a new cable. No drivers, no software – just plug and go. Keep one in your laptop bag, at your desk, or in every conference room for instant compatibility.

How It Works

Plug the USB‑A male end into any standard USB‑A port on your computer, laptop, or docking station. Then insert your device’s USB‑C cable into the adapter’s USB‑C female port. The adapter passes both power and data through, allowing your headset to charge (if applicable) and transmit audio without any signal loss. It supports USB 2.0 speeds, which is plenty for headset audio and charging. The adapter is small enough to leave permanently attached to a USB‑C cable, turning it into a USB‑A cable. For other handy adapters and corded headsets that keep you connected, browse the selection at FindHeadsets.

Compatibility & Design

This adapter works with virtually any Jabra device that uses a USB‑C cable for charging or data, including:

Jabra Evolve2 30, 40, 65, 75, 85 (wired and wireless models)

Jabra Engage 50, 55, 65, 75, 80 (USB‑C versions)

Jabra Speak2 40, 55, 75 speakerphones

Jabra Link Bluetooth adapters (380C, 390C)

Jabra PanaCast cameras (with USB‑C connection)

It also works with non‑Jabra USB‑C devices. The adapter is molded from durable plastic with gold‑plated contacts for corrosion resistance. It measures approximately 1.2 x 0.8 x 0.3 inches and weighs just a few grams. The USB‑C female port is reinforced to prevent bending.

Why Choose This Product

Many modern Jabra devices come with USB‑C cables, but not every computer has USB‑C ports – especially older desktops and laptops. Instead of buying an entirely new cable, this tiny adapter solves the problem for under $10. It is also a great spare to keep in your bag for travel, ensuring you can always connect to any computer. The plug‑and‑play design means no drivers or configuration – just attach and use. For IT managers, keep a handful in your office to hand out to employees who need to connect their Jabra headsets to older equipment.