Quick Charge 3.0 is a newer, more efficient version of Qualcomm's Quick Charge tech that is backwards-compatible with Quick Charge 2.0. compacter and more durable than Type A, Faster than traditional charging. USB-C is designed with a reversible tip and no “up” or “down” orientation. This means you don’t need to flip the connector around several times to fit it correctly into the port. It’s sleek enough to be used in small, thin devices such as smartphones, but also capable of handling enough power to charge larger devices like laptops and computers.
USB-C can handle higher data transfer rates and higher current/voltage for new specs, which translates to faster charge times. But the key word there is can. It’s important to note that not all USB-C ports are created equal. Therefore, in the selection of time according to individual needs.