Why USB-C? How do you choose USB-C?

Why USB-C?

USB-C, also known as Type-C, has become the go-to connector for most devices. The easiest way to identify USB-C is primarily by the connector shape. This innovative design helps connect many types of technology and provides fast charging and data transfer speeds.

The right connector for today.

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USB-C is extremely popular and is equipped on most of today’s devices. USB-C offers versatility, fast charging, and data transfer. In today’s fast-paced world, the last thing anyone needs is a connector that slows you down.

Key Features:

- Faster charging. (images insert 60W cable, 100W cable, 240W cable)
- USB-C can support Power Delivery (PD) technology up to 240W (48V/5A). With a suitable USB-C PD charger, it’s easy to charge devices such as gaming laptops and tablets quickly.

Higher data transmission speeds.
USB-C also supports faster data transfer speeds at up to 80 Gbps, making it useful for transferring large files quickly.

Reversible design. (insert the 2 heads of an USB-C cable)
USB-C has a reversible design, which means that cables plug into devices in either orientation eliminating the frustration of trying to plug in a cable the right way.

Universality.
USB-C is now the universal standard for charging and data transfer across a wide range of devices, including laptops, smartphones, tablets, and other electronic gadgets. This means that if all devices start to use USB-C, it will eliminate the need for multiple cables and chargers, making it easier to use and manage devices, and less bulky to carry them around.

How do you choose USB-C?

Safety first.

Metallic shielding in cable head designed for added strength and durability.
High-powered (100W/240W) charging cables include built-in E-markers to ensure charging safety.

The Belkin difference.