Thankfully, there’s no functional difference between these standards. This means that if you buy a device that advertises USB 3.2 Gen 1 compatibility, it’ll work just fine with a USB 3.0 port.

We've got 5Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 1x1 USB Type-C upstream support, extending the deck with its dual USB-A downstream ports, as well as a Type-C port that can be used to both power, and charge the Steam ...

Sabrent USB Type-C 3-Port Gaming Hub for the ASUS ROG Ally, image credit: Sabrent. The upstream USB-C port connects to the Ally at up to 5Gbps speed (or USB 3.2 Gen 1x1) for fast data transfer and ...

Starting with USB Gen 3.1, USB can come with the Type-C connector, which is a wide, flat, and versatile interface that makes connecting devices almost as easy as a 3.5mm headphone jack - and the ...

Xiaomi has launched a 10-in-1 Type-C hub featuring USB 3.0, 4K HDMI, 100W PD charging, and Gigabit Ethernet, priced at 179 yuan ($24) in its crowdfunding phase.

You'll also need a USB-C Thunderbolt 3 cable or better to use all the features of a full-functioned Type C port. No matter what brand of laptop you have, chances are that it has a USB-C port.

Interestingly, the USB Type-C port is still capable of transferring analog audio too, ... There is already an example design for a 3.5mm to USB Type-C adapter that supports through charging.

For instance, Apple refers to the USB-C port on its iPhone 16 Pro as supporting USB 3 for "up to 20x faster transfers," which is still a pretty confusing way of saying that the phones support ...