> Do you really still use Ethernet ports and USB-A ports directly on your laptop? At my workstation, yes: Ethernet is so much faster than WiFi, and I like to u

> Do you really still use Ethernet ports and USB-A ports directly on your laptop? At my workstation, yes: Ethernet is so much faster than WiFi, and I like to use a real keyboard and mouse with a KVM, and the whole setup is USB-A & HDMI. Maybe in the future I will have a USB-C/HDMI/DisplayPort KVM, though. > When I am working mobile, in a coffee shop or similar, I never use the ports. Me neither, but I prefer to do my work in my home office, so my laptop spends most of its time in a stand, hooked up to an external portrait monitor, keyboard and mouse. > An external mouse would work with Bluetooth I would never use wireless with a peripheral. Batteries, security (for a keyboard; far less of a concern with a mouse), pairing. Just say no to RF, and yes to wires.