First, there are no pros and cons. The USB interface of the previous generation, whether mini usb interface or micro usb interface, must distinguish the front and back when charging, which is very inconvenient to use. If it is reverse plugging, it is likely to directly damage the charging interface of the mobile phone. But the Type-C interface does not have to worry about being plugged back. Just like Apple's Lightning interface, it can be used as long as it is plugged in, which is why most people like Type-C.
I finally understand why more and more mobile phones use Type-C. Secondly, it supports fast charging and two-way charging. You should know that the interface of Type-C supports high-power fast charging up to 100W, while Apple's interface is Lightning, which can only support 18W fast charging at most. The difference is clear at a glance, and the result can be imagined.
And now it's not just mobile phones that use the Type-C interface, so is Apple, and its charger has always been different. In order to pursue thinness, the new version of Mac Book has made a bold design, that is, only the Type-C interface is reserved. Think about how proud Apple is of using type-c now. It can be seen that the market recognition of type-c is already high. And there is another advantage that type-c supports dual-phase power supply, which is also an advantage that other charging cables do not have.
Third, the transmission efficiency is fast. As we all know, now more and more mobile phone manufacturers cancel the 3.5mm headphone jack, and the task of outputting audio signals falls on the Type-C port. At the same time, the type-c interface is also compatible with the old version of USB2.0/3.0. More importantly, the Type-C interface supports the USB3. 1 standard, and the data transmission rate is faster, up to 10Gbps. At the same time, the thinness, portability and expansibility of its port, coupled with the vigorous promotion of many manufacturers, make the interfaces of devices gradually unified and become the most mainstream smartphone interface now, so it is very possible for all smartphone interfaces to adopt Type-C interface in the near future.
Fourthly, the size of the convenient and compact new USB Type-C interface is greatly reduced, only 8.3*2.5mm, and the length of the old USB port is 1.4 cm, and the width is 0.65 cm, which is out of date. It is more suitable for use in increasingly miniaturized computing equipment and can withstand 10000 repeated plugging and unplugging.