USB Type-C can deliver up to twice the power of the BC 1.2 specification, and USB Type-C/PD can deliver up to 100 watts.   1. New connector shape It's reversible, and USB-C keeps your Android device charger at the same level as Apple's Lightning plug. USB Type PD C does not have an upward or downward direction. All you need to do is align it with the port and plug it in.   2. Data transmission rate USB-C has a higher data transfer speed than its predecessor USB and transfers data at a bandwidth of 40Gbps.   3. Fast charging USB-C PD can deliver up to 100 watts of power. Not only is this six times what USB 3.1 can offer, but it's enough to power your laptop.   In addition, the USB-C to USB-C cable is bidirectional. This means that cables allow your device to send and receive power according to your preferences   4. Future-oriented USB-C is one of the latest versions of the USB cable series. As modern laptops get smaller and smaller, USB-C adapts to the physical size and requirements of these new devices.   5. Universal connector Computer and gadget manufacturers have adopted USB-C ports in most of their newer flagships. With just one cable, you can multitask and do more and maximize your time.   More multi-functional USB C/PD chargers,can browse our website,LVSUN Group is a leading global provider of 20W to 1000W multi-functional USB C/PD chargers, 3W to 1000W power adapters, PD power banks, digital camera chargers, and other chargers.

The main difference between QC (Quick Charge), PD (Power Delivery), PPS (Programmable Power Supply), and PIQ (PowerIQ) chargers lies in their charging technologies, output capabilities, and compatibility with different devices. Here are some details on each type of charger: QC (Quick Charge) Charger: QC chargers are developed by Qualcomm and are designed to provide fast charging capabilities for smartphones and other devices that are compatible with the QC technology. QC chargers can provide up to 18W of power output and use a proprietary algorithm to increase the charging speed of compatible devices. PD (Power Delivery) Charger: PD chargers are designed to provide high-speed charging capabilities for a variety of devices, including smartphones, laptops, and tablets. PD chargers can provide up to 100W of power output, allowing for fast charging of even the most power-hungry devices. PD chargers use USB-C cables and are compatible with devices that support the USB-C Power Delivery protocol. PPS (Programmable Power Supply) Charger: PPS chargers are an advanced version of PD chargers that use a more sophisticated power management algorithm to deliver more accurate and efficient charging to devices. PPS chargers can adjust the voltage and current output in real-time to optimize the charging speed and efficiency for a wide range of devices. PIQ (PowerIQ) Charger: PIQ chargers are developed by Anker and are designed to provide fast charging capabilities for a wide range of devices. PIQ chargers use a proprietary algorithm to identify the optimal charging speed for the connected device and can provide up to 18W of power output. In summary, the main difference between QC, PD, PPS, and PIQ chargers lies in their charging technologies, output capabilities, and compatibility with different devices. QC and PIQ chargers are designed for smartphones and other devices, while PD and PPS chargers are designed for a wider range of devices, including laptops and tablets. PD and PPS chargers use USB-C cables and are compatible with devices that support the USB-C Power Delivery protocol.   LVSUN is the most trusted charger manufacturer,over 22 years's factory experiences for GaN PD Charger,Wall Charger, USB Charger, Car Charger, Laptop Charger, Laptop AC adapter, Digital Camera Battery Charger, Power Bank and Wireless Charger.