You're probably most familiar with the USB-C to female 3.5mm adapter, which gives you a slot for connecting the male plug on your headphones. But you can also get something like this JMOX USB-C to ...

But you can also get something like this JMOX USB-C to 3.5mm Audio Aux Jack Cable, which ends in the protruding, male connector.

When a USB-C tip breaks there is a 57 percent chance its inner connectors will be damaged before the outside metal tip. It can't connect to a port in that instance. Lightning Pros and Cons Pros ...

This adapter is equivalent to a USB-A to USB-C cable when used with a 5 V supply. There’s zero built-in guarantee that such an adapter would only ever be used with a 5 V supply.

While cables like USB-A to USB-C are popular, they are quite simple; you get USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 data and 2 A of current at most, and the USB-C plug is usually hardwired as “host, will supply ...

I keep the desktop plugged in to the monitor's DP at all times. I have a USB-C male to USB-C male hanging from the monitor. When I use a laptop, I plug the monitor cable into the laptop.

The dock looks to be pretty straightforward — it’s just a magnetic Apple Watch dock that can plug into a USB-C port. You can also plug the dock into an included USB-C male to USB-C female cord ...

USB A male to male, yeah, they are out there but rare. I have a few for my Wyze cam. They came in a 3 pack I think, 10, 6 and 3 foot. They run power to the camera and I used them as USB data cable ...

Apple’s USB-C to Type A adapter does support USB 3.0 speeds if you have a USB 3.0 cable to plug in. While I had an Apple 100 Mbps ethernet USB 2.0 adapter on hand, I wanted to bump it up a notch.