If you’ve ever used Apple’s Lightning cables, you know what that’s like. Both Lightning and USB-C cables have flat, rounded connectors, and neither side is the “right side up” side.

The Infinity cable has USB-C on one end, with an optional ($5) USB-A adapter for when you need to use an older port; the other end is a magnet with interchangeable connectors for USB-C, Micro-USB ...

You can buy barrel connectors in different diameters with on the other side a USB-C receptacle and a given voltage of 6, 9, 12, 15 or even 20V I believe. So no soldering needed, just the right ...

USB-C cables can be used for transferring both data and power. Hollis Johnson/Business Insider A standard USB-C connector can provide 2.5 watts of power, which is the same as most USB-A connectors.

On the other hand, USB-C connectors can take advantage of the newest power standard, USB Power Delivery (USB PD), which has a maximum power output of 100 W (20 V / 5 A), meaning manufacturers can ...

Some cables with USB-C connectors can carry data, video, and networking traffic while also supplying low-wattage power to USB devices if they have a USB Type A connector on the other end.

USB-C has a lot to offer, but I find the ports and connectors to be far less robust than the old USB-A standard, and a quick tug on the cable can cause damage to the connector, or worse still, the ...

That baseline bar means that with Windows 11 laptops (and tablets), all USB-C ports must provide display support (to connect a monitor), PC charging support (power), and of course data transfer (which ...

Starting with the latest iPhone 15 and AirPod Pro 2nd generation to launch this week, though, Apple’s not making separate Lightning connectors anymore. This change comes after new European ...