Is the USB a 3.1, 3.0, 2.0,? null

Hello, It is misleading to call this a hub in a computer sense. It is simply an extension from a regular wall plug with 4 regular usb points to charge multiple devices. No passing of information between the ports. This does not have a USB-c slot. Should be noted the wall plug portion is NOT a two piece consisting of a usb connector and plug- it is only a two pronged electric plug. It does it’s job perfectly and charges fast. I bought 3 and drastically reduced the number of wires plugged directly into the wall.

It has USB Type A sockets -- the common, comparatively large rectangular USB socket as pictured (USB-C is the smaller, thinner USB socket/plug type, usually found on phones and tablets because it takes up less space) . USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0 refer to the type of cable, not the type of socket/plug, and the difference between these types of USB cable is the speed with which they can transfer data. Since this is a charger, not a hub, as someone else pointed out, information about USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.1, etc is not relevant, which is why they didn't mention it in the specs.

“Is the USB a 3.1, 3.0, 2.0,?”

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Hello, It is misleading to call this a hub in a computer sense. It is simply an extension from a regular wall plug with 4 regular usb points to charge multiple devices. No passing of information between the ports. This does not have a USB-c slot. Should be noted the wall plug portion is NOT a two piece consisting of a usb connector and plug- it is only a two pronged electric plug. It does it’s job perfectly and charges fast. I bought 3 and drastically reduced the number of wires plugged directly into the wall.
Answered by Kentao4 7 years ago
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It has USB Type A sockets -- the common, comparatively large rectangular USB socket as pictured (USB-C is the smaller, thinner USB socket/plug type, usually found on phones and tablets because it takes up less space) . USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.0 refer to the type of cable, not the type of socket/plug, and the difference between these types of USB cable is the speed with which they can transfer data. Since this is a charger, not a hub, as someone else pointed out, information about USB 3.1, 3.0, 2.1, etc is not relevant, which is why they didn't mention it in the specs.
Answered by cerjr 6 years ago
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I believe it is 3.0.
Answered by Bootzy 6 years ago
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