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> What exactly am I missing from the whole issue, since I don't seem to be having any problems? Dude, you're using a pair of headphones that cost more than mos
by doctorpangloss 8y ago
> What exactly am I missing from the whole issue, since I don't seem to be having any problems?
Dude, you're using a pair of headphones that cost more than most people's cellphones and laptops. Normals use years-old Android devices, out-of-date Windows 7 laptops and the absolute cheapest peripherals from the drug store.
Of course that stuff is going to be buggy.
Even the Nintendo Switch, due to its hardware, uses the highly unusual "myDP" USB-C display standard instead of conventional alternate mode.
- daveFNbuck 8y agoHow do people using old hardware have issues with USB-C?
- paganel 8y agoProbably what the OP meant was that people who don't have that much money to splash around won't be bothered to pay crazy money for the "right" connector cables. For example I just got a new Mac Mini (which I genuinely like until now) and I just checked to see how much a USB to USB-C connector costs on Apple's website. When I saw that it costs $20 I said "f.ck it, I'm going to buy the 4.50 euro no-name connector that I just found online". I suppose I'm not the only user thinking like this.
- daveFNbuck 8y agoThe Amazon Basics USB to USB-C cable that pops up when you search for usb-c cable on Amazon is $6. That should be reputable enough that you won't damage your $800 computer without having to shell out $20 to Apple for their branding on a cable.