The Thunderbolt 3 port has the same design as the USB-C port. Thunderbolt 3 has the capabilities of USB-C, but USB-C does not have the capabilities of Thunderbolt 3. The power output allows larger devices to be charged as well as your everyday smartphone- eliminating excess charging wires. USB-C provides unique charging capabilities.
USB-C ports are used by almost all devices that support USB 3.1, some deliver power outputs of 100 watts at 20 volts and speeds of 10Gbps. USB versions include USB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.0., USB 3.1 Gen 1, and USB 3.1 Gen 2. USB types include USB Type-A, USB Type-B, and now USB Type-C (USB-C).
USB versions refer to their capabilities (such as speed/ power) and cable compatibility. The types and versions have evolved over the years like that of Thunderbolt. USB types refer to the shape and design of the cable and port. Not only does it allow data transfer, video and audio output- it can charge devices and give power from any port! Thunderbolt 3 can present video content on two 4K displays or one 5K display at 60Hz for a heightened visual experience. Thunderbolt 3's swift connection between a laptop or desktop monitor and an external graphics card allows for enhanced performance in activities such as gaming, with little to no delay. It also provides a boost in signal reception and high definition quality when interacting with Virtual Reality headsets for optimal performance. Thunderbolt 3 travels at 40Gbps, making it twice as fast as Thunderbolt 2 for data connection. Let's take a look at the capabilities each in order to grasp a clear understanding of the differences between the two. Because of this upgrade, many are confused about the difference between the two. The newest version- Thunderbolt 3- has now integrated USB-C in order to provide consumers with a universal port, making Thunderbolt 3 the internal capability and USB-C the shape of the port. SAN DIEGO- (July 24, 2017) No matter how tech savvy you are, there is one thing that makes everyone scratch their head.the difference between Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C. Thunderbolt has evolved over the years (Thunderbolt, Thunderbolt 2, and Thunderbolt 3).
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