> Like USB-C, there is no wrong way to plug it in, but the connection always feels solid. Hefty disagree. I've seen plenty of (mainly cheap) laptops where the

> Like USB-C, there is no wrong way to plug it in, but the connection always feels solid. Hefty disagree. I've seen plenty of (mainly cheap) laptops where the barrel socket would get loose over time and it was an absolute pain to charge because the connector would jiggle out at the slightest movement.