Appearance Features

1. Ultra-thin

A thinner body requires a thinner port, which is one of the reasons why USB-C came into being. The USB-C port is 0.83 cm long and 0.26 cm wide. The old USB port, 1.4 cm long and 0.65 cm wide, has become outdated. This also means that the end of the USB-C cable will be one-third the size of the standard USB-A cable plug.

2. Reversible

Like Apple's Lightning interface, the front and back of the USB-C port are identical. That is, no matter how you insert it into this port, it is correct. Users do not need to worry about the front and back issues brought by traditional USB ports.

The company is a provider that offers customers connection system products required for information infrastructure construction (such as SFP/SFP+/MINI-SAS), as well as communication cables, optoelectronic products, IT equipment connection cables and related supporting services.

With four major R&D centers established in Hangzhou, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the United States, the company has a top-tier R&D team and independent intellectual property rights.

The company has five holding subsidiaries and offices in various regions, with products sold to more than 10 countries worldwide. It owns the cable brand HIBEST and the cable assembly and connector brand HISETEC.