Types of USB-C, or: The Unholy Trinity

Here, we'll be exploring the lesser-known types of USB-C connectors, because, you know, they're not just for charging your phone anymore.

USB-C 2: The Double-Decker

Also known as USB 3.1, this type of USB-C has twice the fun, with two rows of connectors. Because, who doesn't love more cables?

But wait, there's more! This type of USB-C also has a special feature: it can be used to charge your laptop, and your phone, and your toaster. Okay, maybe not the last one, but it's in the works.

Learn more about USB-C 2: The Double-Decker's lesser-known features.

USB-C 3: The Triple-Decker

Because, you know, one row of connectors just wasn't enough. This type of USB-C has three rows, because why not, right?

It's also known as the "I've-given-up-on-life-and-my-social-life" connector, due to its unwieldy size and tendency to get tangled in your desk drawers.

But don't be fooled, this behemoth of a connector also has several other uses.

Or, you know, just stick with your phone's USB-C 2.0, because, honestly, who needs more cables?