The USB-C cable is easy to navigate quickly, thanks to the new logo program.
The dream of global cable is coming true with USB-C. If this has already begun to spread on many electronic devices, some actions such as this order of the European Commission, which aims to be used by all manufacturers of smartphones, may further accelerate the pace. Single port, Including iPhone.
However, while USB-C has many advantages, it can be a real test when choosing a cable. There is a big mess around USB-C: USB 3.2, USB 4, Thunderbolt, different powers … it is difficult to navigate and you can quickly buy the cable associated with it. Not for what you want to use.
In this situation, the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) is aware of it and publishes logos for it, which will help you find your way. These new logos define the main characteristics of USB-C cables and will be displayed on their packaging.
The idea is good, but we imagine that it will take some time for these logos to finally be pasted on commercially sold cables.
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