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Cables & Connectivity

USB Cables

USB cables that look the same can differ widely, so compare three ratings: data rate (from 480 Mbps USB 2.0 up to USB4 and Thunderbolt), charging power (60 W, 100 W or 240 W) and video support for monitors and docks. Then match the connectors at each end (USB-C, USB-A, Micro-USB or Lightning) and the length, using an active extension cable for longer runs.

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How to choose a USB C cable

Two cables that look identical can perform very differently, so read the rating rather than the connector.

  • Power rating: 60W covers phones and most tablets. Many laptops need 100W, and 240W cables carry an E-Marker chip for the newest high-power chargers.
  • Data speed: many charging cables run at USB 2.0 speed (480Mbps). For SSDs, docks or displays, choose a 5Gbps, 10Gbps, USB4 or Thunderbolt cable.
  • Video: only cables with full-speed data lanes carry a monitor signal, so check before using one with a USB-C display.
  • Length and form: longer passive cables lose speed, which is why long USB extension runs use active cables. Right-angle, braided and retractable designs suit tight spaces and travel.

Pair your cable with a matching charger from wall and desktop chargers, or add ports with a hub from hubs and docks.

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