Micro USB VS Type C : In recent times, two types of charging ports are used to charge smartphones and electronic gadgets. These include USB charger and the other is Type C charger. Both the chargers are similar in appearance. Apart from this, there are some differences between the two chargers. So let’s know about both these chargers and also take a look at what harm can be caused by them.
Micro USB charging
First of all, let us talk about the micro USB charger. Initially, the company used to use the micro USB port to charge phones and electronic gadgets. But as time passed, its use decreased. For now, this charging port is used in budget smartphones. However, it has some limitations of its own.
Disadvantages of Micro USB-
Since the micro USB port is old, it gives slower charging speed compared to the new Type C.
At the same time, its speed is low while transferring data, due to which the user has to wait a lot.
Companies are also gradually removing micro USB from new devices and the reason behind this is that it has become obsolete.
Type-C charging
Type C port is the latest technology in recent times for charging smartphones and electronic gadgets. Compared to micro USB port, this
It charges gadgets at a very fast charging speed. Apart from this, users can use it in any direction because its design is symmetrical.
Which charger is better
Both Micro USB port and Type C port chargers are available in the market. But it has to be accepted that Type C port is faster and better than Micro USB port in every aspect. Be it fast charging or fast data transfer. Apart from this, work is also going on from the central government to make Type C charger mandatory. In this connection, it is being estimated that by 2025, Type C charger will be made mandatory by the government for smartphone makers.
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