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I understand the desire to reduce e-waste, but this is just silly (and I don't even use any of the Apple devices, and only get devices which do have USB-C charg
by necovek 4y ago
I understand the desire to reduce e-waste, but this is just silly (and I don't even use any of the Apple devices, and only get devices which do have USB-C charging).
USB-C ports seem flimsy, and half the cables either don't go all the way in or pull out easily: they never instill confidence.
And let's not get started on how do you tell what a particular USB-C cable supports (eg. what levels of PD, what levels of USB, alt-DP or not, TB3 or not...)!
How are we going to get a better port developed if you can't sell it?
Can we just prescribe that chargers can't be included with mobile phones instead?