Of course, nothing in life is perfect, and USB C too suffers from its own set of deficiencies. You see, Type C refers to the physical port design itself, and not the underlying technology that powers the port. With this in mind, there are a variety of admittedly confusing standards and specifications that run on top of USB C, ranging from USB 2.0 up to 480 Mbps to USB4 Version 2.0 up to 120 Gbps. Further muddying the waters is the Intel backed Thunderbolt specification, which sits parallel but...
