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Howdy all. I just got my first Jeep ever (2020 JL 2dr Sport S) and I love it. I've been reading, doing research, glossing over forum posts ever since I got it. I don't plan on doing any modifications any time soon, as I'm not a big off road guy. I like that it is a capable vehicle and I enjoy getting outdoors, but it is my daily driver for now. One thing about which I haven't been able to find any information is the data transfer speeds of the included USB ports (Type A and C on dash, Type A in console). All of these interact with the Uconnect system, but I cannot seem to find anything about the data speeds at which these communicate. I'd like to know if there is a distinct advantage for using the dash Type C port over the console Type A port. Does anyone have any insight on this? Jeep doesn't seem to disclose much in terms of tech specs for their Technology Package. Sorry for the noob post, I'm still learning. You guys have some awesome Jeeps! Thanks in advance!

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USB C is going to transfer data faster. Not sure of exact numbers. Just make sure you use a high quality USB cable. The usb ports are fickle as fudge.....I
 
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USB C is going to transfer data faster. Not sure of exact numbers. Just make sure you use a high quality USB cable. The usb ports are fickle as fudge.....I
Thanks for the heads up! I've been using Android Auto a lot, and have landed on keeping my phone in center console while using the type-A port inside. I'll have to do some amazon digging for a nice, short, well-reviewed cable for that purpose.
 

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I believe the usb-a is 3.0 meaning a max data speed of 5Gbps and 5vdc/1.8amps power. The usb-c is 3.1 max data speed 10Gbps and 20vdc/5amp bidirectional power. I could be wrong though. The usb-c will perform better no matter what bus limitations the wrangler has.
 

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Thanks for the heads up! I've been using Android Auto a lot, and have landed on keeping my phone in center console while using the type-A port inside. I'll have to do some amazon digging for a nice, short, well-reviewed cable for that purpose.
I ordered a MOS cable. Someone on this site made the recommendation for it and it has been flawless. Other cables would not work for me.
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