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The Hydra is a triple Type-C cable -- one USB-C goes into the splitter box, and three USB-C cables come out. The cables support 65W, 30W, and 5W of power transfer (100W max, assuming a powerful enough ...

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If you want to keep it charged, you'll likely need to buy a splitter cable so that the USB-C Port can be used for both charging and linking to the Switch 2.

Any USB-C port should be able to recharge devices, transfer files at high speed, and run external displays with ease but in practice, things are often much ...

Ah, USB-C, the one true port meant to live up to the Universal name, boasting all types of connectivity options, right up until the point that the USB-IF (the entity that defines USB specs ...

You can secure one for yourself for just $30. The Anker USB-C hub is a 6-in-1 solution, including two USB 3.0 ports, a USB-C data port, a USB-C PD input, HDMI port, and ethernet connection.

JSAUX has revealed yet another accessory for the Nintendo Switch 2: a USB splitter called the SnapPort. Two versions will be available for $19.99. The first version, DD0012, will feature two USB-C ...

The latest addition to its lineup is the SnapPort, a USB splitter for Nintendo's new hybrid console. JSAUX will sell two variants of the SnapPort, one featuring two USB-C ports, the other sporting a ...

The splitter isn't available for pre-order from the JSAUX website at the time of writing, though the manufacturer has informed us that it will offer two different models for $19.99 each.

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