Why Type C Charging Become A Trend? | ZONSAN

2023-01-12 Type-C charging refers to the use of the USB-C connector for charging devices. USB-C is a new and versatile connector standard that is now widely used on a variety of devices, including smartphones, laptops, and tablets.



Type-C charging offers several benefits over older charging methods. For example:

Faster charging: USB-C supports higher power charging, up to 100 watts, which means it can charge devices faster than other USB standards like USB-A. It also allows for "Power Delivery" (PD) which allows for faster charging speeds and improved power management.

Bi-directional charging: USB-C allows for bi-directional charging, which means that a device with a USB-C port can charge another device or be charged by another device that also has a USB-C port.

Reversible Connector: The Type-C connector is symmetrical and can be plugged in both ways, which eliminates the frustration of plugging in the cable the wrong way around.

Versatility: USB-C can also be used for data transfer, video output and other features, making it a universal cable for most devices.

With most new devices now adopting USB-C charging, it is becoming the standard for charging and power management. It's worth noting that not all devices that have USB-C ports support USB-C charging, so check the specifications of your device to ensure compatibility.