USB C Cables

A USB-C cable is used to transfer data and power between various devices, such as computers, smartphones, tablets, portable devices, and many other types of electronic equipment. Here are some important features and details about USB-C cables:

Reversible Connection:
One of the most prominent features of USB-C cables is their reversible and symmetrical design, which allows you to connect them to a device in either direction. This eliminates the frustration of having to worry about the correct orientation when plugging in the cable.

High Speed and Performance:
USB-C cables support higher data transfer speeds compared to older USB standards. They can support USB 3.1, USB 3.2, and Thunderbolt 3, depending on the cable and the devices being used. This allows for extremely fast data transfers and even video transmission in 4K or 5K resolution.

Universal Use:
USB-C cables are used for a wide range of purposes, including charging devices, transferring data, and connecting to external devices such as monitors, hard drives, keyboards, mice, and more. This makes them highly versatile and ideal for modern digital connectivity.

Power Delivery (PD):
USB-C cables also support Power Delivery (PD), a technology that allows for high-power transfer to devices. This makes it possible to charge laptops, tablets, and even some smaller electronic devices using USB-C cables.

Common Device Connectors:
USB-C connectors are now standard on many newer devices, including laptops like the MacBook, smartphones such as many Android models, and a wide range of other electronic products.

In addition to standard USB-C to USB-C cables, you’ll also find USB-C to USB-A, Micro USB, HDMI, DisplayPort, as well as extension and adapter cables in our selection.