And while some folks may prefer an adapter with no extension cable, we found the Syntech USB C to USB Adapter too easy to lose, and the connection a tad too tight. Since our latest round of ...

USB-C extension cables are not USB-C-specification compliant. Or are they? Are they a problem in practice, even if they’re not compliant? Let’s look at a bad example of one. Let’s say ...

One route is to opt for an active extension cable, which regenerates the signal being transferred and prevents degradation over vast distances. Most tend to draw power directly from the USB device ...

While newer protocols are being adopted, as can be seen with all the fuss about USB-C, most peripherals and cables still rely on the older USB 2.0 and 3.0 standards. Although both these interfaces ...

Plug-and-play performance requiring no software drivers. "Our new UEX series represents a significant advancement in the USB extension market, providing our customers with what we believe to be ...

The Promoter Group writes in a press release that USB 4 version 2.0 cables will use the USB-C connector, which is to be expected, but the real bombshell is this line: “Key characteristics of the ...

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We've said it before, and we'll say it again: USB-C is confusing. A USB-C port or cable can support a range of speeds, power capabilities, and other features, depending on the specification used.

A new leak shows that USB-C charging cable for the iPhone 15 will transfer data at USB 2.0 speeds, and there is no MFi authentication on the cable. While recent predictions of the iPhone 15 range ...

The series includes the UEX1000, a co-processor for Semtech's BlueRiver® AVP family, and the standalone UEX2000, both delivering protocol-level USB 2.0 extension with advanced monitoring and ...