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Most modern laptops have USB-C connectors, but not all of them use this versatile port for battery charging. Looking for a painless USB-C charging experience? Here's what you need to know. From the ...

I have a Lenovo X1 from last year. I'm looking at getting an international USB-C charger for some travel (e.g. this. I won't usually be charging and using the laptop at the same time, but I might ...

If you’re tired of being limited by your laptop’s meager ports, make it more useful with this Baseus USB-C adapter hub that’s on sale for $16 on Amazon. Turn one port into seven and you’ll be good to ...

Unlike laptops, desktops aren't usually hurting for space. Even the smallest desktop form factors have as much space available as the thickest laptops. That means one of the biggest perks of ...

Heads-up, my mobile productivity compadres: If you’re using a Chromebook for work, there’s a decent chance you’ll need to load up your laptop bag with a few good adapters. Increasingly, Chromebooks ...

USB-C is such a convenient port because it can literally do it all: transfer data, charge your device, connect to external monitors, and even act as a headphone jack replacement with USB-C audio. But ...

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While USB Type-C hubs are commonplace for expanding the ports on laptops and other devices, there are times when you might only need one extra port. Enter single USB-C adapters that offer up a number ...

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Those sleek oval USB-C ports seem to be everywhere these days—they're now ubiquitous on smartphones and tablets, and they often appear on laptop and desktop PCs as well. But if you're in the market ...