You will get an extra 240W capable charge port if you opt for the RTX 5070, though: the video card’s dedicated USB-C port now ...

I've just received a sample of Meticulous Technologies' USB VSense USB PD voltage indicator for review. It's a simple device ...

The USB Promoter Group announces the USB Power Delivery 3.1 Specification to enable up to 240W of power over the USB Type-C® cable and connector.

Specifically, the USB-IF calls USB-PD’s support for transferring 100 to 240 watts of electricity “Extended Power Range” or EPR, with the main requirement being that the cable can handle five ...

While high-speed data transfer is a clear benefit of the USB-C plug, its ability to provide safe and reliable high-wattage ...

USB Power Delivery is becoming the universal charging standard for smartphones, laptops, and other gadgets. Here's what you need to know.

Most built-in charging ports in older cars won't support fast charging, and especially for the newer phones on the market, ...

Google has a new charger for the Pixel 10 series, offering 67W of peak power spread across two USB-C ports. As an official ...

USB Power Delivery is the technology that’s able to pump 100 Watts down a USB cable. It’s been around for half a decade now, but only in the last few years have devices and power supplies ...

We haven’t tested these yet, but some USB PD 3.1 multiport charger options include the HyperJuice 140W for $129.99 and the Ugreen Nexode 140W for $149.99. Both of these chargers have two USB-C ...

Power Delivery (PD) is a specification that handles high power levels up to 100 W over USB. This is made possible by allowing voltages up to 20 V and currents up to 5 A.

My Pinecil has never let me down, and its USB-C capabilities is something I ended up relying upon. We shouldn’t undervalue the gift that is a battle-tested open-source PD stack, either.