Not all USB cables are built the same, even if they look alike. For example, two USB-C cables may look the same but may support different features, such as fast charging and transfer speeds.

However, the benefit of using colored cables is that you can always find the right cable no matter which part of it is ...

To put it in perspective, cables that are capable of transferring up to 5Gbps have, over the last decade or so, been referred to as USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Gen 1, and USB 3.2 Gen 1.

There are so many different types of USB-C chargers out there that it’s mind-boggling. So, here’s a list of some of the best USB-C chargers that you can buy.

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 from buying new ...

Best USB-C cable for iPhone and iPad Best USB-C and Thunderbolt cable for Mac You can find cheaper online but we recommend cables only from trusted brands, such as Anker, Cable Matters, Belkin and ...

Glenn: This is a great article. I took my new iPad Air 4 on a brief trip last summer, and the USB C cable I brought with me would not charge the damn thing. Even buying one at a local drug store that ...

Other than marketing, there is no difference between a USB 1.1 and 2.0 cable or connector. Don't pay extra for the gold-plated super-duper USB 2.0 enhanced for a better web experience cables.<BR ...

Beats cables are available to order starting today for $18.99 (1.5 meters and 20 centimeters) and $34.99 (1.5 meters, two-pack, USB-C to USB-C and USB-A to USB-C) from apple.com in the US, with on ...

The 100W USB-C retractable cable from Baseus is perfect if you don't like cable messes and tangles. It has 4 different length presets: 1.1ft (33.5cm), 1.9ft (58cm), 2.7ft (82.2cm), and 3.3ft ...

So, whether you're a cable connoisseur or you're still figuring out the difference between HDMI 2.1 and HDMI 2.0, consider this guide your go-to for scoring the best cable deals this season.

The USB Implementers Forum, or USB-IF, has promised branding changes that aim to help clear up some of the confusion surrounding different USB-C cables and standards.