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EU Now Requires All Laptops Sold to Have At Least One USB-C Charging Port

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The EU now requires all new laptops to support USB-C charging, aiming to reduce e-waste, simplify charging, and save consumers millions yearly.

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From this month of May, any laptop sold in the European Union will have to have the USB port type C as a port of loading. It is the culmination of a European directive of the end of 2022 that sought to put an end to the accumulation of load bricks. Brussels’ objective with this measure is triple: on the one hand, to reduce the carbon footprint generated by electronic garbage; to lower costs for the consumer and simplify the cables. The idea is t…

From April 28, 2026, all new laptops sold within the 27 member states of the European Union must by law be equipped with at least one USB-C charging port.

No more specific chargers for each device: laptops go to USB-C. A practical step forward, provided that they have the right equipment. Since 26 April 2026, a new rule has been imposed on the laptop market: all models sold in France must now integrate a USB-C port for charging. After [...] The article A single cable for everything? The PCs finally adopt the universal charger has been published on Univers Freebox

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hngn.com broke the news on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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