Type-c Cables

The Type-C interface is also known as the USB-C interface. USB-C interface size is 8.3 × 2.5mm, smaller than the USB interface of current PCs, but slightly larger than the size 6.85 used in many mobile phones × 1.8mm micro USB interface. As for the power transmission specifications, the wire standard is DC 5V, 5A, and the connector is 3A. Type-C requires additional design of adapter devices as it is not compatible with any existing types. The world's first USB 3.1 master and device prototype was announced by ASMedia at the 2014 USB-IF annual conference. Brad Saunders, Chairman of the USB 3.0 Promoter Group, said in an interview: "Although USB technology is the most popular in device connectivity and device charging, we still realize that we need to develop a new connector to meet evolving design trends, such as improvements in device size and availability. The new USB-C connector will cater to market demand and lay the foundation for future USB versions USBType-C was announced at the end of 2013, and mass production products were launched in 2014. After years of development, it has now become the mainstream USB interface. Currently, not only do newly launched smartphones basically support Type-C connectors, but devices such as laptops, digital cameras, smart speakers, mobile power supplies, etc. are also adopting Type-C USB interfaces. For example, Apple has completely changed its MacBook laptop to a pure USBType C interface for users to transfer data or charge. There are also market rumors that Apple will also adopt the USBType C interface on future iPhones.