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Our new USB-C connection: simpler, faster and clearer

Our new USB-C connection: simpler, faster and clearer

We’ve noticed that you regularly have questions about our new USB-C connection. We completely understand. The port looks different from what you are used to, but it actually makes charging your BERTSCHAT® products easier and faster.

Why switch to USB-C?

  • No more guessing: USB-C is reversible, so the plug always fits.

  • Faster charging: your batteries charge more efficiently thanks to a more stable power flow.

  • One cable for everything: USB-C is now the European standard. There is a good chance you already use the same cable for other devices.

Where is the notch located?

USB-C always has a small notch (the “flat side”).
On our batteries, this notch is always located on the short side, opposite from where the glove connection is.
Do you see the notch on the short side? Then you are using it correctly — the plug will always fit smoothly.

How to connect it?

Simply use the included cable:

  • USB-C goes into the battery (look for the short side with the notch).

  • USB-A goes into your adapter or power bank.

You don’t need to change anything else. All existing accessories remain fully compatible.

Watch the instruction video here:

Frequently asked question

“It looks different — am I using the right connector?”
Yes. This is the correct connector. The old round port has been replaced by USB-C to improve ease of use and overall performance.

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