Chaotic, I originally thought that by using Type C, everything would be the same, so I no longer had to worry about the cable. I bought a type C monitor two years ago, and this C port is basically a dp that grows into a C port. For some reason, the manufacturer did not provide a video cable, so I started looking for a cable... First, I used the charging cable of my laptop, but it didn't work. Then find the original Apple charging cable, but it's not enough. Then I checked and it seems that a cable that supports 5Gbps is necessary, and then I bought one, but it still doesn't work. Finally, I found a 10Gbps cable from Beisi that I can use.

Now you see a type C port that may or may not support charging. It may or may not support outputting videos. It may be 40Gbps, or 20Gbps, 10Gbps, 5Gbps, 1Gbps, or 480Mbps. It may output 100w, 65w, 30w, 18w, 10w, 5w. It may or may not support PD.

Now you see a type C cable that may or may not support video. It may support charging power of 100w, 65w, and 30w, and it may support data transmission at rates of 40Gbps, 20Gbps, 10Gbps, and 5Gbps. It may or may not support PD, and I have also encountered physical incompatibilities. I have a USB flash drive with a C port and an A port.

I also have an Apple laptop with a bunch of C ports (Thunderbolt 3). And then this Sandi USB drive cannot fit into any of Apple's C ports. However, what's even more magical is that the C port of this USB flash drive can easily be inserted into other C ports, including other laptops on the phone's tablet. Additionally, the interface structure is not very reliable, and there is always a risk of a broken mother port with a tongue inside.

In fact, the lighting interface may be more reasonable by placing the tongue on the outside. Deepening the grooves for oxidation and electrocautery can almost solve the problem. Also, it's not very easy to plug in. If it's a mobile phone that can be easily moved, it's okay. For objects like desktops and monitors that are not easy to move, it's quite difficult to plug in or unplug them.

Source: Fresh Cargo Terminal