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I'm curious, can you elaborate why you need this connector?
To answer your questions, those two USB A connectors are for power and data transfer, separately. But if you got a 3.5" drive, you're going to need that external 12V power supply anyway.
You can plug the data USB connector into the same PC to manage the files, but you can also put it in a different PC, so to transfer files between two devices quickly.
You can also use a power bank for the USB A power connector, but this will again only work with the 2.5" drives.
To transfer data from my old HDD to SSD.
So as per the other person's reply
So If I used 2 USBs (one for data and other for 500ma) + 12V/1A power supply, will it suffice my need of 5V/0.75A + 12V/0.75V?