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I disagree. It's not a mess. It works well. So much better than USB 2.0. I don't have to try to 'key' it correctly when plugging it in and the connections a
by sparrish 8y ago
I disagree. It's not a mess. It works well. So much better than USB 2.0.
I don't have to try to 'key' it correctly when plugging it in and the connections are fast and 'just work'.
- slouch 8y agoI agree. My device charges faster, and I haven't had any issues with cables not working.
- OnMyPhone 8y agoSo far the only issues I've had with USB C is that I had to buy a Nintendo USB C cable to charge my switch and a separate USB C cable wouldn't charge my Pixel. It did work with an external hard drive so I know the cable wasn't completely broken. I know there's other cables from some brands that might have worked, but after the 3rd one that wouldn't work for my switch I went for Nintendo. I don't have a lot of USB C devices yet, so I'm hoping they get things ironed out.
- dhruvrrp 8y agoThat is because the switch is not compliant with the usb-c specification. There have been lots of reports of people bricking their switch using usb-c cables which otherwise work fine with other usb-c devices. Discussion on hn: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16706803 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16706803
- kup0 8y ago"USB-C adoption is a mess" may have been a more accurate headline