USB 2.0 or 3.0?

[Traindriver]

Is the connection between the Mavic 2 remote controller and a Crystalsky USB 2.0 or 3.0?

 

[ZX14-R]

USB 3 are normally Blue in the Port. You will know if xfer is fast but would assume 2.0

 

[Traindriver]

USB 3 are normally Blue in the Port. You will know if xfer is fast but would assume 2.0

Well, its kinda confusing since the communication cable provided in the box (the one you use to connect to a computer) has a blue USB-a end. However, the port on the RC is black.

 

[MavicFT1P]

What's the difference between the blue and black USB ports?

Answer (1 of 78): White USB connector - USB 1.x: White Type A USB 1.x plug This was the first specification for USB and was released in 1996. It had some issues with extension cables / hubs and wasn't widely adapted. It wasn't until version 1.1 in 1998 that it started to be used in manufacturin...

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Difference Between USB 2.0 and 3.0 - What You Must Know

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Should clear it up. I know the TX is 2.0 if that helps

Edit: What the hell. Heres the symbols for each Standard including 3.1/Thunderbolt

 

[Kilrah]

2.0. There is no no need for anything more.

Edit: What the hell. Heres the symbols for each Standard including 3.1/Thunderbolt

Most manufacturers do not use them though.

 

[Traindriver]

What's the difference between the blue and black USB ports?

Answer (1 of 78): White USB connector - USB 1.x: White Type A USB 1.x plug This was the first specification for USB and was released in 1996. It had some issues with extension cables / hubs and wasn't widely adapted. It wasn't until version 1.1 in 1998 that it started to be used in manufacturin...

www.quora.com

Difference Between USB 2.0 and 3.0 - What You Must Know

Discover the difference between USB 2.0 and 3.0 today. Find out how much faster is USB 3.0 and whether it is backwards compatible with USB 2.0.

www.buildcomputers.net

Should clear it up. I know the TX is 2.0 if that helps

Edit: What the hell. Heres the symbols for each Standard including 3.1/Thunderbolt

View attachment 77694

Thanks. That was helpful.