USB-Type C (or USB-C) ports are catching on fast with phones and laptops. Meanwhile, Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 3.0 technology promises faster charging of batteries, and in some cases even use USB-C connectors. What should you buy?
Our friends at The Wirecutter have made your decision much easier. Here’s a simple table to figure out what you should or shouldn’t buy for your device.
![This Table Shows If You Need USB-C Or Quick Charge-Compatible Accessories](https://www.lifehacker.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/22/ozixvlfzplaydjan2vpj.png?quality=75?quality=75)
In the above scenario, a “current generation USB device” refers to a micro USB, mini USB, or USB-A cable. Read the full article to know everything you need to know about USB-C, Qualcomm’s Quick Charge, and other trending technologies. And remember, if you’re buying USB-C, check the plug and certification.
Quick Charge and USB-C: Navigating the Next Generation of USB Charging [The Wirecutter]
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