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False. I've owned android devices up to galaxy s10. All recently used USB A to C. Switched to iphone. Only shipped with Lightning to USB C cable, no brick. A

False. I've owned android devices up to galaxy s10. All recently used USB A to C. Switched to iphone. Only shipped with Lightning to USB C cable, no brick. All my bricks, like I imagine most people, are USB A female. I had no way to charge my brand newdevice and had to go out to buy a USB C female charging brick. Like most people.

chrisoverzero 5y ago
> I […] had to go out to buy a USB C female charging brick. Why didn't you buy a wire instead?
Bud 5y ago
"Most people" is something you're making up. I'll wager it's a minority. Most iPhone consumers either had a USB-C charger before, or a USB-A charger with Lightning cable from a previous iPhone, or they have a recent Mac with USB-C ports, or they have a recent PC with USB-C ports, or they have an iPad and a USB-C charger from that. Probably it's a tiny minority who are in your situation. Would you have rather paid extra for the phone and not gotten to choose your preferred charging method? This way you can go out and get a MagSafe charger, which is better anyway.