What is the difference between USB-A and USB-C?

USB-A and USB-C are two different types of connectors that are used to connect devices to computers and other electronic devices. USB-A is the older of the two connectors and is the most common type of connector on computers and other devices. USB-C is a newer connector that is becoming more common as it offers several advantages over USB-A.

The key differences between USB-A and USB-C:

Feature	USB-A	USB-C
Connector type	Rectangular	Oval
Directionality	One-way	Two-way
Power delivery	Up to 2.5W	Up to 100W
Data transfer speed	Up to 5Gbps	Up to 20Gbps

USB-C advantages over USB-A:

• It is reversible, so you don’t have to worry about which way you plug it in.
• It can deliver more power, so it can be used to charge larger devices.
• It can transfer data faster, so you can transfer files more quickly.
• It supports more features, such as DisplayPort and Thunderbolt 3.