Usb3.1a To C Data Cable

Data transfer: The USB 3.1 standard supports data transfer rates up to 10 Gbps (USB 3.1 Gen 2), which means that using this cable, large amounts of data, such as photos, videos, files, etc., can be quickly transferred between supported devices.

Device compatibility: USB-A interfaces are widely used in many older computers, printers, scanners, external hard drives, and other devices, while USB-C interfaces are gradually becoming the standard interface for new devices (such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc.). USB 3.1 A to C data cables allow users to connect devices with both interfaces, improving device compatibility.

Charging: Although the USB-C interface is mainly used for data transfer, it also supports charging functions. Many modern devices, such as smartphones and tablets, are equipped with USB-C interfaces for charging. By using a USB 3.1 A to C data cable, users can charge these devices using traditional USB-A chargers or computer USB ports.

Video output: In some cases, the USB-C interface can also support video output, such as DisplayPort or HDMI Alt mode. However, this situation requires special USB-C cables and device support. Although a USB 3.1 A to C cable may not natively support these features, it can still be used to connect to devices that do support them.