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4 Things You Need To Know About USB Type-C Cables

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Last updated: October 9, 2018
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The USB protocols for phones and tablets has changed and phones like the Phantom 6 and 6+ will feature the Type-C USB, but it appeared some people didn’t notice it. This new USB protocols can be called USB Type-C or USB-C, soon enough we should be seeing these type of USB ports adopted by phone manufacturers world wide.

Let’s say this is a great development because there are quite a lot of amazing features about the USB-C. Hoping to move on from former USB Type-A and USB Type-B, I personally see this with so much improvement and amazing speed to ensure we stay connected. Here are the reasons I can’t wait to have the USB Type-C.

4 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT USB TYPE-C CABLES

1. Top Speed & Max Power Output

USB Type-C supports 3.1 cables and these cables will transfer files, data and videos faster than the former, so therefore, the years of waiting 3hrs for your phone to fully charge is long gone, the best part of having a Type-C USB cable is that you will enjoy USB 3.1 charging; with improved speed up to 10Gbps. That’s like twice the data transfer speed of USB 3.0 (your regular charger cable).

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