The connection of a USB-C port to an Android device refers to the use of the USB Type-C connector for data transfer, power delivery, and other functionalities. For example, using a cable with a USB-C connector on both ends, one can connect an Android phone to a computer for file transfer or charging.
This connectivity offers several benefits, including faster data transfer speeds compared to older USB standards, reversible connector orientation for ease of use, and the ability to deliver higher levels of power. The adoption of this connection type has streamlined charging and data synchronization processes for Android devices, representing a significant advancement over previous micro-USB connections.