Know-How on the USB 3.1 Port Wall Adapter for MacBook 2015

The latest version of the Universal Serial Bus port standard, 3.1 USB charger has a lot of changes in terms of feature set, functionality and definitely the performance when compared to the previous USB 3.0 and 2.0. Apple’s 2015 12-inch MacBook having the USB 3.1 Type C connector port is encouraging laptop users to adapt to the new port system.

Features of the USB 3.1 port for MacBook include:

• Backward compatibility - It has backward compatibility with USB 1.1, USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 with all necessary pins. This means all the various devices running on these older USBs are capable of plugging with the new 3.1 port. The MacBook is provided with a USB Type-C wall adapter as charging cable but there are other cables besides this one for connecting MacBook to Micro USB and older USB ports that have to be brought separately.

• Transfer rates - The original USB 2.0 had a maximum theoretical limit of transfer rate of about 480mbps. USB 3.0 moved over to a higher throughput of 5gbps but still having disadvantage of overheads. USB 3.1 embraces speed performance functionality. Next generation is really into transferring large files where you are dealing with higher resolution uncompressed material. Whether you are into audio, video, photography, gaming USB 3.1 is the perfect solution providing 10gbps transfer speed that allows 1250 MB BOT performance.

• Charging power - It is great to have USB wall adapter that offers not only high speed performance but also quick power solutions. Having the latest quick charging technology, the port can be used to recharge MacBook apart from using it to connect to various peripherals like and monitors. It supports the power delivery specification that provides a maximum of 100 watts of power so that standard power adapters need not be used.

• Requires a HUB - If the USB 3.1 port needs to be utilized for charging purposes then MacBook users need to invest in hubs or converters to open it up to external peripherals. In order for the MacBook to connect simultaneously to a USB 3.0 device, a USB-C charging cable and a 1080p HDMI display, Apple is selling USB type C converter, extension cables and power adaptors.

• Small cable-The micro USB cable has been incorporated into the MacBook as it saves space in the 12 inch laptop.

• Type C connector - Its Type C connector is an updated version that provides a universally oriented connection meaning that there is no upside down or right side up. It has same ends on both sides of the cable to be used easily with any plug orientation. It also offers a significantly higher level of power output capability so that more devices can be bus powered.

The strong and stable USB 3.1 port for MacBook with its multi-faceted features is extremely advantageous and is heading forward to be compatible with other brands in the future.

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