The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 would be the first model of the company with USB type C

There is still a while for the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 be a reality, since everything suggests that this will happen in the month of September, in the tThe IFA fair to be held in Berlin as is usual. But, this does not mean that there is no news regarding the options that may be part of the new high-end phablet of the Korean company.

Not long ago a Samsung patent was known in which a development could be seen through which it is possible that the stylus used by this device, the S Pen, it exits its anchor automatically (even, this is believed to be achieved using a voice command). This could be one of the novelties that are part of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and that will make it a different model. But surely it will not be the only one.

Now it has been known that it is very possible that this new terminal with Android operating system is the first from the manufacturer that integrates the USB type C port. This connection, which offers high data transfer rates (up to 10 Gbps) and, in addition, is reversible. But one of the most spectacular improvements that this new connection interface offers is that the energy that it is capable of supply is 20 volts and amps (for the 5 and 1,8 of its predecessor). This means that recharging the battery of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 will be done much faster and, also, efficiently.

Clear improvements

If the inclusion of USB type C in the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is true, the day-to-day life of users who use the new phablet will be clearly improved. Apart from the fact that the time it will take for the battery to charge to 100%, there will be no problems with how the connection cable is connected - we mean the position - and, obviously, the time it takes to transfer files is reduced . All of this leads to a conclusion: the use of the phablet will be optimized in several sections, in order to be much better.

And, all this, will accompany other additions and improvements in the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. Some of the ones that seem very clear are the inclusion of a metal body, 2K and 4K displays for each of the two expected variants, and, of course, the Exynos 7422 processor that is expected to govern the new phablet -which would have a 4.100 mAh battery-. Does the new type of USB connection seem like a good addition to this device?

Source: Naver