The Best USB-C Adapters For Your Travel Kit
When it comes to cords, you have options and knowing the differences will mean a better charging experience.
As laptops get thinner and lighter, increasingly they're turning to USB-C. And whether you're upgrading to something light for a better trip or just want to connect with a friend's laptop, here's how to get the best USB-C adapter for your travel kit.
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For bigger hubs, consider what connections might be useful, such as HDMI to connect to TVs or Ethernet ports for wired connections.
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Ideally, get an adapter with USB 3.0 ports, which are faster on data transfer and thus streaming and sharing.
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Photographers in particular will want a hub that can support SD cards, which will make transferring huge batches of snaps a one-click experience.
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If you need to prioritize space, a small converter will be a better choice.
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And don't forget, you can use this as a two-way street, to connect your phone to USB plugs for charging, data transfer, and even operating system upgrades and data recovery.