In order to reduce electronic waste and provide consumers with one single charger to charge multiple electronic devices, the European Union has passed a legislative resolution requiring manufacturers to use USB-C as the charging interface for their products. Both small and medium-sized electronic devices must use USB-C as a unified charging interface before the Fall of 2024, and larger electronic devices such as laptops and others, must change to the USB-C interface before the end of 2025.

The Type C to C cable, USB 3.2 GEN2, not only meets the maximum charging power of 48V/5A, but also has a large data transmission of 10Gbps. In addition, it is suitable for audio and video transmission by various by electronic devices, such as computers, tablets, portable hard drives, virtual VR glasses and others. The Type C cable with hyper-fast charging and large data transmission capabilities will be your best choice for work or entertainment.