> And now you have USB-C-Apple to keep you guessing.
Pick a random USB C cable today.
Now tell me:
- what speed data does it support?
- how much power can it delivery?
- can it do video over USB C?
Now pick a random USB C powered device like sone Sony headphones or low end devices that come with a USB A to USB C cord. You try to charge it with a USB C to USB C cable and find it doesn’t work because the device doesn’t actual support USB C power delivery
USB-C devices have a "priority" number: Which number is up to the manufacturer. That number determines which device will be the host. There is a process for Power Role Swap to be initiated by the user, but I have never done this myself :)
Pick a random USB C cable today.
Now tell me:
- what speed data does it support?
- how much power can it delivery?
- can it do video over USB C?
Now pick a random USB C powered device like sone Sony headphones or low end devices that come with a USB A to USB C cord. You try to charge it with a USB C to USB C cable and find it doesn’t work because the device doesn’t actual support USB C power delivery