Laptops with a 10Gbps USB-C port

USB-C 10Gbps

— laptops with at least one USB-C 10Gbps port (previously these ports were known as USB-C 3.1 and USB-C 3.2 gen2).

USB-C is a relatively new type of USB connector; compared to the classic USB-A, it is significantly smaller and has a reversible design. The use of such ports is generally similar — connecting peripherals and charging external gadgets. In addition, these ports can implement other interfaces besides USB — in particular, USB-C is the standard connector for Thunderbolt v3 and v4 connections (see "USB-C (Alt Mode)" for more details). The USB-C 10Gbps interface provides these ports with connection speeds of up to 10 Gbps. Furthermore, this standard's ports often use the Power Delivery function (see "Multimedia"). Meanwhile, laptops may also feature earlier versions of USB-C with 5Gbps; however, this version has become the most widespread. Nevertheless, configurations equipped with both types of USB-C are also found.

Note that the number of ports of this type may vary; for added convenience, models with more than one USB-C 10Gbps port are listed in a separate selection item. It is also worth mentioning that USB-C is rarely used as the only type of USB connector — they are usually installed in addition to the more traditional USB-A.