Anker has a compact power bank with a 10,000mAh capacity and a convenient built-in USB-C cable that really comes in handy, and this power bank is now just $16 on Amazon with Prime (was $26).

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Would you like to check the data speeds and charging power of your cables and chargers or are you tired of dealing with unreliable USB-C to USB-C cables? Meet the BLE caberQU, the ultimate ...

Is it the same as USB ... 2 port on your computer, but use a USB 3.0 cable—data will only transfer at USB 3.0 speeds. Make sure every link in your chain is rated for the speed you need. USB ...

Its 2-in-1 USB-C cable allows two devices to simultaneously charge from a single USB-C port with built-in “Smart Power Management” that automatically adjusts power distribution based on ...

While newer protocols are being adopted, as can be seen with all the fuss about USB-C, most peripherals and cables ... 2.0 slot can output up to 500 mA, which typically isn't enough to power ...

That means: it’s time for iPhone buyers to purchase some new cables ... lower resolutions over USB 2.0). Apple later added the faster FireWire 800 in 2003 for the Power Mac G5, which later ...

for charging and USB 2.0 data. This cable is compatible with any USB-C Power Delivery charger (including Apple 29W, 30W, 61W, or 87W USB-C power adapter) for iOS devices, and provides fast ...

The only exception to that logo is for what used to be called USB 2.0 cables, which only include the charging speed and ignore data transfer. The USB-IF says it made that decision to avoid any ...

This week a Redditor posted images of a melted 12-pin adapter cable on their Nvidia RTX 4090. The power plug on the PCB ... are still not as prevalent as ATX 2.0 models, which are ubiquitous.

The USB Promoter ... USB 4 2.0, and the most eye-catching promise is that transfer speeds will be doubled from 40GBps to 80Gbps — even with “existing 40Gbps USB Type-C passive cables”.