Computer Cables & Adaptors

Whether you're configuring a home office or organizing a large-scale commercial workspace, digiDirect offers a comprehensive selection of computer and PC cables to ensure your setup is both tidy and high-performing. Our selection includes different adapters, such as Type A, USB-C, Thunderbolts and more, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices, including laptops, desktops, monitors, and peripherals.

Our adapters and cables are indispensable tools, allowing you to connect your computer to external displays, projectors, printers, external storage devices, and more. They facilitate seamless data transfer, video output, and power delivery, making them essential accessories for modern computing. Browse our range of computer cables and adapters today and enjoy fast shipping to wherever you are in Australia.

 

Why shop at digiDirect?

We're your trusted Australian-based source for a wide range of computer and mobile products, including computer accessories, headsets, mobile phones,  monitors, monitor stands, speakers, keyboards and printers & scanners since 2002.

Enjoy the convenience of flexible payment options, including major credit cards and popular digital wallets. We accept the following payment methods: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Paypal, ZIP, Union Pay, AliPay, WeChat Pay, LATITUDE, and Klarna. 

With our price match guarantee, you can shop confidently, knowing we'll match or beat a lower price for the same product. Shop the best computer cables and adapters at digiDirect today.

 

FAQs 

What is the difference between Type A and USB-C adapters?

Type A and USB-C adapters differ in their physical connectors and capabilities. Type A connectors are rectangular and commonly found on older devices. USB-C connectors are smaller, reversible, and more versatile. USB-C offers faster data transfer speeds and the ability to transmit power, making it the standard for modern devices.

Do I need different types of adapters for different devices?

Yes, different devices may require various adapters due to differences in ports and connectivity standards. For example, Apple devices often use Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C, while many Windows devices have a mix of USB-A and USB-C ports.

How do USB-C adapters compare to other computer adapters regarding speed and compatibility?

USB-C adapters generally offer faster data transfer speeds and greater versatility than older standards like USB-A. Their compatibility depends on the devices they connect to, but USB-C's adoption across various platforms has made it a widely compatible and high-speed option.

What are the common use cases for USB-C adapters, and how do they benefit computer users?

Common use cases for USB-C adapters include connecting laptops to external monitors, using peripherals like external hard drives, and charging devices. They benefit computer users by providing a single, versatile connector that can handle multiple functions, reducing the need for various cables and adapters.

How do USB-C adapters differ from Thunderbolt 3 adapters, and which one should consumers choose for their computer?

While USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 share the same physical connector, Thunderbolt 3 offers higher data transfer speeds and greater versatility, supporting multiple high-resolution displays and external GPUs. Consumers should choose Thunderbolt 3 adapters for demanding tasks like video editing or gaming, while USB-C adapters suffice for everyday use.

What are the potential compatibility issues when using USB-C adapters with different types of devices?

Compatibility issues can arise when connecting USB-C adapters to devices that lack USB-C ports or have varying levels of USB-C support. Ensure that the adapter is suitable for both the computer and the accessory or peripheral you intend to use. Some older devices may require additional converters.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using multi-port USB-C adapters compared to single-port ones?

Multi-port USB-C adapters offer the advantage of connecting multiple devices simultaneously, expanding your computer's capabilities. However, they may be bulkier and costlier than single-port adapters. Single-port adapters are more compact and budget-friendly but limit the number of simultaneous connections.