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Anything can brake. It is all about probabilities, potential failures etc. Spring failure is less probable than breaking a male part of a connector. If a spri
by molszanski 6y ago
Anything can brake. It is all about probabilities, potential failures etc.
Spring failure is less probable than breaking a male part of a connector.
If a spring breaks, you have a second one.
If both break, you keep the charging functionality.
You break the male connector. Game Over.
- saagarjha 6y ago…then you buy a new connector, as mentioned previously?
- molszanski 6y agoI mean the most delicate part, a male part in the usb-c port itself. Naming is hard >_<
- saagarjha 6y agoOh yes, that part always seemed like a weak spot to me. I guess it prevents exposed connectors on the cable? But that's not all that useful…
- molszanski 6y agoexactly :/ Just plain silly. I've already seen two phones in the wild with the damaged usb-c port. User made an error and tried to charge usb-c with micro usb? Yes. Was that preventable with a better design? Yes.