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I actually can’t on my MacBook Air M1. You have to get the connector in the right horizontal orientation and at the right physical position. And the portable us
by mnkmnk 5y ago
I actually can’t on my MacBook Air M1. You have to get the connector in the right horizontal orientation and at the right physical position. And the portable usb-c docks are so heavy and unwieldy that it becomes difficult to get them in place. If I try to plug it in without looking, then I risk scratching around the MacBook ports. A circular physical connection would be a lot better in my opinion, or at least some kind of physical slotting to help it get the connector in place.
- lsaferite 5y agoThat sounds more like an Apple "form over function" issue than a USB-C issue.
- Melatonic 5y agoYou could put a very small piece of tape over the port and then cut out just the area where the port itself is - that would at least mean that it would stop the connector from scratching the laptop. Clear tape might be pretty invisible.