> Therefore, to use the cable that Apple provides with the phone, an additional purchase is required, even if you have a legacy power brick. I have managed to

> Therefore, to use the cable that Apple provides with the phone, an additional purchase is required, even if you have a legacy power brick. I have managed to never buy a USB-C brick. I use the cable that came in the box in my car or mophie battery pack or laptop, and it works fine in both places with no additional purchase. My “main” charger is wireless (actually a Samsung one), so I don’t even have a “legacy” charger in the mix.