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> 4W is more than non-PD USB can supply, so the fact that it doesn't work is not that surprising. And still, it is an USB-C port with the label "storage" in it
by manuelabeledo 4y ago
> 4W is more than non-PD USB can supply, so the fact that it doesn't work is not that surprising.
And still, it is an USB-C port with the label "storage" in it.
> ... these limits are usually very liberal so as to avoid users complaining that the USB port doesn't work with device X
It seems that there is an actual problem, then.
- error503 4y ago> It seems that there is an actual problem, then. There was, and as a result almost no vendor actually strictly followed the standards prior to USB-PD providing a way for this to be managed reasonably and deliver more than 2.5W. The modern standards are fine. As usual, implementation quality varies.