It took way too long for someone to make USB-C cables that say what they can actually do [Gallery]
9to5google.com Sep 11, 2026

It took way too long for someone to make USB-C cables that say what they can actually do [Gallery]

AI-summarised brief · reviewed before publication

LTTStore introduced “TrueSpec” USB‑C cables that feature etched labels on both ends, clearly indicating power, data, and display capabilities. The move addresses long‑standing confusion over which cables support high‑wattage charging, 40 Gbps data transfer, or video output, as many cables look identical. TrueSpec cables adhere strictly to USB‑C specifications, offer thick rubber sheathing for durability, and are priced from about $22 for USB‑C to $17 for USB‑A. The product fills a niche that has been largely ignored by mainstream manufacturers.

💡 Why It Matters

  • · By making cable specifications visible at a glance, TrueSpec reduces the trial‑and‑error that has plagued users, streamlining device compatibility and potentially lowering electronic waste.