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Maybe there is no market for them yet? Besides phones and laptops there are not many USB-C devices out there yet. And you don't connect phones and laptops to h
by zifutreiua 7y ago
Maybe there is no market for them yet?
Besides phones and laptops there are not many USB-C devices out there yet. And you don't connect phones and laptops to hubs (as a guest, not a host).
- greggman2 7y ago> Maybe there is no market for them yet? Then I guess the title "USB-C Has Finally Come into Its Own" is a lie.
- pfranz 7y agoSony's pretty popular BT headphones, WH1000XM3, switched to USB-C about a year ago. I've noticed a bunch of external hard drives have, too. I picked up a micro-b to USB-C cable so I wouldn't need an adapter. Nintendo Switch was released in early 2017. It's difficult to even find chargers with more than 1 USB-C port. Apple has been shipping laptops with only USB-C since 2015. Many people rely heavily on dongles and breakout boxes. A USB-C hub would be welcome even at a steep premium. My guess is that all of the tech that tunnels through USB-C would be really difficult to hub or to share. Which is why the closest thing I've seen to a hub is a passthrough plus a USB-C for power.