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There are some significant differences between USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 that you should consider when selecting cables to connect your peripherals and devices.

Conclusion The evolution from USB 2.0 to USB 3.0 brought significant improvements to data transfer speed, power management, and data transfer direction, among other enhancements.

USB-IF says goodbye to confusing SuperSpeed USB branding USB-IF drops 12-year-old USB branding representing 5Gbps and faster speeds.

And if that's not confusing enough, the USB 3.2 flavors can also be described with a number of "SuperSpeed USB" marketing terms.

USB 3.2 standard gets new, even more confusing names ahead of its mainstream debut The new spec promises up to 20Gbps speeds, but the names are more complicated than ever ...

Perhaps they're named for powers of two, starting with zero? The consumer branding is a more reasonable "SuperSpeed USB 20Gbps." The good part of all this is that USB 3.2 could mean 5, 10, or 20Gbps.

CONCLUSIONS Orico USB 3.0 SATA docking station is not something we haven’t seen before as there are plenty of other offerings out there but it offers a great quality and value.

As new cables and adapters trickle out with USB Type C support, there are still tangles to resolve.