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India to mandate USB-C ports for smartphones and tablets by June 2025

June 27, 2024 By News Team Leave a Comment

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The Union IT ministry of India is preparing to mandate USB-C ports for all smartphones and tablets, starting June 2025. This move follows the European Union’s lead, which aims to enhance consumer convenience and reduce electronic waste by standardizing charging ports. Basic phones, headphones, and smartwatches will be exempt from this requirement for now.

Originally planned for March 2025, India’s regulation aligns with the EU’s timeline, which requires USB-C ports for smartphones and tablets by the end of 2024. This policy provides Indian manufacturers with an additional six months to comply compared to their European counterparts. Instructions for device manufacturers will soon be issued by the Union IT ministry.

USB-C ports are known for their versatility and convenience. They are reversible, support faster data transfer, and enable quicker charging speeds compared to older port types. For consumers, this means fewer chargers and cables, leading to cost savings and reduced clutter. For manufacturers, standardizing charging ports can streamline production processes and supply chains, potentially lowering costs and improving efficiency.

A primary goal of this initiative is to reduce electronic waste. By adopting a universal charging solution, fewer chargers will be discarded, contributing to environmental conservation efforts. This regulation is part of a broader trend towards sustainability and reducing the ecological footprint of electronic devices.

As India implements this regulation, the tech industry is expected to push towards greater compatibility and sustainability. The standardization of charging ports could lead to more seamless interoperability between devices from different manufacturers, fostering a more user-friendly and environmentally responsible ecosystem.

India’s regulation will extend to laptops in 2026, ensuring a comprehensive approach to standardizing charging solutions across various electronic devices. This initiative aligns with global trends and underscores India’s commitment to sustainability and consumer convenience.

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