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If you have to connect to a lot of third-party stuff that uses USB-A then I would say it’s not weird. I migrated all my personal devices and cables to USB-C tho
by jolux 5y ago
If you have to connect to a lot of third-party stuff that uses USB-A then I would say it’s not weird. I migrated all my personal devices and cables to USB-C though and it’s much better overall.
- 1-6 5y agoI’m not very happy with USB-C because it’s harder to plug in without looking. With USB-A, you can feel the port. With lightning, the tip of the connector is rounded so it’s easier as well.
- orchee 5y agoAfter reading that USB-A is easier to plug in than USB-C for anyone I've just realized that we - as a species - will never agree 100% on anything.
- greedo 5y agoExcept that 50% of the time, you have the USB-A connector upside down.
- vbezhenar 5y agoThat never happens to me. All ports that I encountered have identical configuration. I need to make a quick look on cable and I know how to position it.
- greedo 5y agoThe OP was saying he didn't need to look...
- mcphage 5y agoMore like 66% of the time... you need to try it, fail, turn it over, try it again, fail again, and then turn it back, and it'll fit.