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> I don't know how much more ruggerized you need it. It's already pretty dam strong. I've had a neo on my keys for years and it shows no sign of ware. The firs
by chimeracoder 8y ago
> I don't know how much more ruggerized you need it. It's already pretty dam strong. I've had a neo on my keys for years and it shows no sign of ware.
The first batch of the 4Cs were notoriously fragile. The plastic would break within a few months of normal use.
- georgyo 8y agoI was unaware, but I guess that sorta makes sense. I have only done with USB A style, which is an Epoxied PCB which makes it fairly hard to break. USB C has a connector that cannot just be the PCB, and so it needs a housing and such.
- chimeracoder 8y ago> I was unaware, but I guess that sorta makes sense. I have only done with USB A style, which is an Epoxied PCB which makes it fairly hard to break. USB C has a connector that cannot just be the PCB, and so it needs a housing and such. The Yubikey 4C nano is hardier than the original Yubikey 4Cs were. I've had mine in for months, and it hasn't broken. That said, I should note that my laptop (Macbook Pro) also decided to provide insane amounts of power to the USB-C ports on the left side, which fried the Yubikey - literally, there was smoke - and melted the plastic. (That's definitely Apple's fault, though, not Yubikey's fault).