> iPhones are constantly bashed by a group of users because of not having USB-C connectors. [...] I found that most (if not all) people who rave about a USB-C-

> iPhones are constantly bashed by a group of users because of not having USB-C connectors. [...] I found that most (if not all) people who rave about a USB-C-only future do not actually use more than 1 or 2 peripherals. Or they want it for power connection only. Anybody who a) has a significant number of USB-A peripherals (in my case, I'd say the number is above 30 distinct devices), b) understands that the USB-C label doesn't mean that it will work when you plug it in, has a more sensible approach: USB-C is fine, but don't remove our USB-A (or lightning) ports just yet.