USB-C

Built to be one connection for everything, learn more about what USB-C is ready to offer.

• Understanding the Differences in USB Standards

  Universal Serial Bus (USB) has become the standard interface for connecting peripherals to computers and other devices. Over the years, USB standards have evolved significantly, offering faster data t...

• What is Thunderbolt 3?

  Thunderbolt 3 Technology brings speed and versatility to USB-C, offering a fast and simple level of connection for work and home use. Increase productivity by connecting multiple displays or devices t...

• Thunderbolt 3 Cables

  Thunderbolt 3 Cables! Thunderbolt 3 brings Thunderbolt to USB-C at speeds up to 20 Gbps, creating one compact port that does it all – delivering the fastest, most versatile connection to any dock, dis...

• Is USB-C Backwards Compatible?

  USB-C is designed to be backward compatible with previous USB standards, including USB 2.0 and USB 3.0. This means that devices equipped with USB-C ports can connect to older USB devices using appropr...

• What’s the difference between Type-A and Type-C?

  Physical Differences USB Type-A features a rectangular connector with a one-way insertion design that can only be plugged in one orientation. This legacy connector has been the standard on computers, ...

• What problems does USB-C solve?

  The Revolutionary Benefits of USB-C Technology Streamlined User Experience The fully reversible design of USB-C eliminates the frustration of incorrect insertions- there is simply no wrong way to conn...

• What kinds of devices use the USB-C and USB 3.1 technology?

  USB-C and USB 3.1 technology are rapidly becoming the standard for various devices due to their versatility, speed, and convenience. Here's a closer look at the types of devices that will utilize thes...

• What is daisy chaining?

  Understanding Daisy Chaining in Device Connectivity Definition and Concept Daisy chaining is a network topology and connection method in which multiple devices are linked together in a linear sequence...

• What does the letter C refer to in Type-C? What Types are used by my other devices (e.g., computer, printer, phone, etc.)?

  The C refers to the connector style. Type-A connectors are the traditional rectangular plugs that we're all familiar with. Type-B is an older device-side connector, which is often used by printers, sc...

• What connectors will USB 3.1 use?

  USB 3.1 features are supported by USB-C connectors. USB-C connectors are backwards compatible to 3.0 and 2.0 but 3.1 is only available with a USB-C connector....