Delinx 2PCs USB-C Type-C PD Trigger Module Supports PD 2.0 3.0 Output DC 5, 9, 12, 15, 20 Volts 100W (PD to 5/9/12/15/20V)

Work as advertised. I first tried to use it on an old Apple MacBook Pro power supply but it does NOT support PD so was not able to get the 12V I was interested in. I even tried different USB-C / Thunderbolt cables. When paired with a PD rated USB-C power supply, I was able to get the 12V I wanted. In my testing, I also tested to make sure that the other voltages were available and they were. IF it does not work for you when you try it, make sure you are using a PD power supply else it may not work on the voltage you want.

I like it that the pins are much easier to bridge on this model. Some of the other similar ones have pins that you'd have to jump across a further path and that isn't wonderful with a shaky hand. I needed a 9v device and I got it.

Works as intended right out of the box... Or static bag in this case. It doesn't get hot and one nice touch is that at the back, it has some dots to show you were to bridge the pads to get the desired output. I set mine to 5V and got the desired result.

4 stars just because of the price. A little steep. But I needed them quick, so you get what you pay for, These are easier to change voltage than others though that require you to move a resistor, which is nice. Just bridge the correct pad(s)

Solid chip!! There’s a lot of cheap crappy USB-C modules out there. Not this one! I have complete confidence in putting these inside permanent electronic enclosures. Since the voltage setting is permanent. Like the other reviews say, the contacts to solder to set the desire voltage are extremely small, you need to do it under magnification. What worked for me is to install a 0-Ohm SMD resistor (jumper). The key difference between this chip and other cheaper options is the brand name USB-C female plug. The connector feels solid and premium, just like when you connect a usb C to a premium laptop or phone.

Use this to provide usb c pd power to a fan to cool an sfp and even printed a case out to hold the module and fan very easy to use and definitely recommend for anyone creating there own gadgets

Puede que funcionen para otros, a mi me resulto dificil de manipular.

easy to modify with solder blobs. I like that they've got two through-holes each for positive and negative, lets me gang wires together for more current.

First off... I just want to say this piece is not magical and one actually needs a powersupply that also outputs at 20v 5 amp or 100w. I've tried testing voltage with a couple power supplies and the most I got was with my s20+ charger at 9v. Tho usb 2.0 only does 5v. Also I connected the 2 pads shown for 5v and now it only outputs 5v no matter what the input its. Worked also for my billy bass project that micro usb just didn't have enough power for everything and made it into a power port that everyone has these days!

Me sirvió para hacer un cable adaptador y poder cargar mi portátil con un eliminador ugreen de 45 watts.

Me entrega sin problema 20v para alimentar un Atem Mini Pro con un powerbank

Works well (only tested with 5V). Only thing is the pads where you solder to select the voltages are so small you can accidentally bump off other components on the PCB. To the other people saying it only outputs 5v: you need to use a power supply that can output the voltage you want. If you only connect a 5v psu you will only get 5v out even if you have it soldered for 9v etc.

Jumpers are incorrect and price is the good. Look around for other suppliers.