The USB-C is also used with a bevy of ... rates of up to 29W with USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 data rates (10Gbps). That means depending on what USB-C cable you buy, your iPhone's charging rate and data ...

you’ll do better with a 10Gbps or higher bandwidth cable. All iPads on sale today feature a USB-C connector. But even the 10th Gen iPad’s USB-C is still limited to a 480Mbps data speed.

USB-A is limited in data transfer speed to 10Gbps and limited in charging speed to just 15W. Although there are some USB-C-to-USB-A cables that claim to handle up to 100W, these are typically ...

A seven-inch cable connects the hub to your MacBook at 10Gbps and a possible 125W passthrough charging when the hub is connected to a USB-C charger—the highest passthrough charging we’ve seen ...

Connector: USB-C 10Gbps. Dimensions: 27.9 x 11.4 x 1cm. Weight: 300g. Cable length: 42cm. Ports: 1 x Type-C Upstream (Host), 2 x USB 2.0 (480Mbps), 1 x Micro SD slot (UHS-I), 1 SD Card slot (UHS-I ...

10Gbps frequency increases the chance for channel loss and, therefore, the need to use re-timers. As the target loss for the system in 23dB (8.5dB for both host and device, and cable ... USB 3.1 ...

A seven-inch cable connects the hub to your MacBook at 10Gbps and a possible 125W passthrough charging when the hub is connected to a USB-C charger—the highest passthrough charging we’ve seen ...