Descriptions reference USB4 and Thunderbolt 4 (up to 40 Gbps), USB 3.2 Gen 2, and SuperSpeed USB-A (typically 5 Gbps).
Several models list two USB-C ports that support Power Delivery and DisplayPort functionality—for example, two USB-C/USB4 ports with DP and PD.
Common USB-A features include SuperSpeed (5 Gbps) data transfer, dual USB-A ports on larger business models, and at least one model listing an 'always-on' USB-A port for charging.
Some descriptions specify USB-C Power Delivery up to 100 W (PD 3.0) and reference a 100 W USB-C AC power adapter.
The laptops use USB-C ports that support DisplayPort over USB-C or USB4/DP, allowing video output over USB-C in addition to any dedicated HDMI outputs.
Listings include conveniences such as an 'always-on' USB-A port for charging devices and audio/headphone jacks paired with USB connectivity for easy peripheral use.
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