GRAUGEAR 20Gbps USB3.2 Gen2x2 USB-C Front Panel Adapter, Motherboard Header Extension Cable, USB-C and USB to USB3.2 Type-E Key-A 20-Pin and 19-Pin USB3.0 Connectors with PCIe Bracket[G-AD-ETC2A-20G]

I recently upgraded my motherboard to a model that supports four front panel USB 3.0 ports in addition to USB-C, but my older case only supported two front panel USB 3s and had no USB-C support. This was an easy, inexpensive way to be able to use those ports, by mounting them in a rear expansion slot.

Does exactly what it says. Great if your motherboard supports USB 3.2 gen 2x2 but your case doesn't have a port for it.

Added to my PC Build so I could take advantage of the extra USB-C and USB 3.2 Headers on my Motherboard. Works as expected, nice and fast data transfer. Build quality is great and it's an easy install. The amount of cable is also right in the sweet spot.

Cables are a bit long for a itx build. Connectivity is as expected, getting the full advertised speed on all ports. Installation was without problems and it functions well, just the long cables.

I have 2 GPUs, a sound card, and an NVMe card taking up PCIe bracket slots, and I wanted a USB-C for Meta Quest link cable, and I didn't have to give up on having USB-A ports either. This 2-in-1 back PCIe bracket gives me both, so I don't have to compromise. Its price is great as it is almost the same price as just a USB-C PCIe bracket, so it's like getting the USB-A ports for free.

I bought this for my sweetie. He installed it very quickly and it works great!

I like having optimized setups in my computer and I notice I was taking up an available expansion slot with 2 panel brackets. Now I am using 1The board I'm using this with is the Asus Proart z790. I have my computer undermounted on my rising desk. I dont use the traditional front panel ports as I can't reach them. I even use a product that gives me the PC's power button as a countertop button.

One of the pin holes for the female usb 3.0 adapter wasn't made big enough to fit the pin on the motherboard male usb 3.0 header. This resulted in it bending and breaking off that pin on my motherboard. Not only does this make one of the usb 3.0 ports inoperable, it also has now voided my motherboard warranty. This is a sign of poor manufacturing and poor QA/QI.*Update*GRAUGEAR did reach out through their own initiative and offer a full refund for the defective product. That does show me that they find customer satisfaction important.