Molex unveiled its Genesis connector and cable system at Computex, targeting future PCIe 7.0 deployments with a design ...

With nearly every tech gadget you buy, whether it's a smartphone, headphones, printer, or Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, you receive a USB cable for charging or data transfer. These cables come in ...

That’s because many cars rely on a USB-A port to enable CarPlay. Wireless CarPlay adapters offer a way out of the wired experience, but charging while driving is also important. Unfortunately ...

With compatible hardware, the USB-C to USB-C cable supports fast charging up to 60 watts and can transfer data at USB 2.0 rates. USB-A to USB-C, on the other hand, supports charging speeds up to ...

These cables also support USB 2.0 data transfer speeds. You can use these for syncing, charging, and CarPlay with an iPhone, or even for Android Auto with an Android device. USB-A to USB-C does ...

We've all been caught with a low battery from time to time, and the usual solutions to this share a common problem. Whether it's a small charger or a power bank, this still requires devoting a ...

For this guide: Whether you have the latest iPhone, an Android phone, or a recent laptop, you need USB-C cables for charging and data transfer. While you’ve probably accumulated a bunch just ...

On the other hand, cheaper USB cables that deliver faster-than-expected data transfer speeds can be a welcome surprise. Alas, it’s true that the data transfer speeds that are promised aren’t ...

And yes, some cables are for charging only, and some will transfer data but only at USB 2.0 speeds (very slow) and some are just not very good or work poorly with certain phones/devices.

With that said, it's usually not as big a factor as the data transfer speed or other specs like DisplayPort or Thunderbolt. You can find 240W USB-C to C cables for quite cheap, such as this Anker ...