This icon represents a USB 2.0+ connection, indicating compatibility with USB 2.0 and potentially higher speeds.
This icon represents a USB 2.0+ connection, indicating compatibility with USB 2.0 and potentially higher speeds.
It clearly shows the USB logo. It seems they probably chose this design specifically for the legacy USB 2.0 connections. I think they might have missed an opportunity to keep the standard text near those older ports.
It's quite small and almost invisible, which only adds to the absurdity. It seems like there should be a consistent standard for USB ports that keep high current when the computer is off—this tiny one definitely stands out. The board I own is orange, probably to indicate it. In the end, a minus sign might not be necessary if you have to look up the manual to understand its purpose.