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And they will be if they're sound in terms of construction and somebody is willing to spend a few dollars on a USB DAC. By your same logic, if you need to use
by hammyhavoc 3y ago
And they will be if they're sound in terms of construction and somebody is willing to spend a few dollars on a USB DAC.
By your same logic, if you need to use dongles with a brand new MacBook, today, is the MacBook thus not useable?
- lmm 3y agoI see the small number of ports and reliance on dongles as a big mark against the MacBook's sustainability, yes.
- hammyhavoc 3y agoIf ultimately you still need to plug something in, what makes it less sustainable exactly? (I don't use a MacBook in 2023)
- lmm 3y agoIf you can't use thing A with thing B unless you also have thing C, to my mind that obviously reduces the expected lifetime of being able to use the combination, especially when thing C is a third party part.
- aziaziazi 3y agoIt’s simplicity I terms of construction and standard. Here, the older standard (3.5mm jack) seems stronger (not an expert but an user opinion) and easier to source than usb c.