On the Pi-4B, can I use one of the USB 3.0 ports for power, instead of the USB-C port?
I will be powering the Pi-4, an SSD drive (Sabrent 512GB Rocket Nano), and a Conbee II — which btw currently works great using the official 5V/3A Pi power supply. I'm just working in a tight space and would prefer to use one of the 3.0 ports, to reduce the PI's profile if at all possible (rather than having a USB-C cable sticking out of the side).
Specifically, I'm thinking of using the Anker Nano Pro, which has a rated output of 20W, 5V == 3A / 9V == 2.22A, using a USB-C to USB-A cable. I assume this would work as it matches the official power supply rating, but please correct me if I'm wrong. Happy to get a larger supply if needed. Cost really isn't an issue. The bigger question is regarding the USB 3.0 port.
Thank you!