Will the USB-C end work on a computer? null

Yes it will as long as you Val a usb c port.

Look at the photo. Now look at your computer. Does your computer have the same, oval-shaped port? Also known as a USB Type-C port? Then yes. Mostly higher end computers have Type C at this point. Otherwise, the "traditional" Type A side of the drive will work. Cheaper PCs tend to still use this over the much faster Type C. Either way, it's backwards compatible with existing USB standards, so you'll only lose speed if your computer has USB 2.0 vs. 3.0, 3.1, etc.

Well, does your computer have a Type-C or -A female port? I'm guessing you have the "standard" (old) Type A. It's probably also 2.0 or possibly 3.0 (3.0 ports are colored blue). Higher end computers use the Type C port (oval shape rather than box shape like Type A). Anyway don't get confused by the 2.x and 3.x numbers because everything is cross-compatible. Just make sure the type connector is what your computer has. You'll only lose speed by having a 2.x port vs. 3.0 vs. 3.1...

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Yes it will as long as you Val a usb c port.
Answered by Battlecat 5 years ago
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Look at the photo. Now look at your computer. Does your computer have the same, oval-shaped port? Also known as a USB Type-C port? Then yes. Mostly higher end computers have Type C at this point. Otherwise, the "traditional" Type A side of the drive will work. Cheaper PCs tend to still use this over the much faster Type C. Either way, it's backwards compatible with existing USB standards, so you'll only lose speed if your computer has USB 2.0 vs. 3.0, 3.1, etc.
Answered by Gobucks820 5 years ago
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Well, does your computer have a Type-C or -A female port? I'm guessing you have the "standard" (old) Type A. It's probably also 2.0 or possibly 3.0 (3.0 ports are colored blue). Higher end computers use the Type C port (oval shape rather than box shape like Type A). Anyway don't get confused by the 2.x and 3.x numbers because everything is cross-compatible. Just make sure the type connector is what your computer has. You'll only lose speed by having a 2.x port vs. 3.0 vs. 3.1...
Answered by Gobucks820 5 years ago
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