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The approach they are taking here is great. The type-C port is down inside the device as part of the battery so should be almost always protected from crap gett
by xt00 5y ago
The approach they are taking here is great. The type-C port is down inside the device as part of the battery so should be almost always protected from crap getting in there. So if the charging port fails / gets bent / gunked full of paint / dirt somehow (which seems unlikely anyway), you just buy a new battery (which you would likely need to do anyway eventually). I just hope nobody puts the port on the tool itself, since that could easily get gunked up and be a point of failure.. Good idea these guys went with.
- LoveMortuus 5y agoYou can just have a USB cover to prevent stuff from getting into the port and cleaning it isn't that hard either. I find USB C much easier to clean then USB micro B. But I do agree that it's better to prevent then to fix the problem.