not necessarily. USB-C memang designed to be a loose spec connector. so people can keep adding to the spec without changing the cable.



for example thunderbolt and type c uses the same connector but still different.

then there's the confusing naming scheme that usb-if association fucked us over with. usb gen 1 gen 2 3.1 3.2 etc.



and then there's this.



this whole apple issue is like a "normal" type c cable vs an e-mark type c came.


this is the 4 pin version


5 pin version

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24 pin one also got.



epal definitely dah ready to go to court and claim got so many types of usb c, this is our implementation knncb... and EU will lose

This post has been edited by C-Fu: Sep 27 2023, 08:06 AM