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My USB-C devices include: headphones, earbuds charging case, laptop, tablet, VR headset, and Switch My non USB-C device is: eBook reader I do have a bunch of
by wlesieutre 3y ago
My USB-C devices include: headphones, earbuds charging case, laptop, tablet, VR headset, and Switch
My non USB-C device is: eBook reader
I do have a bunch of Lightning cables, but I also have more than enough USB-C cables because literally everything else uses it, and I'm looking forward to not needing to bother with carrying a special cable around for one device anymore.
The eBook reader is a minor nuisance with micro USB charging, but battery life is long enough that for short trips I don't even bother bringing a cord for it. And around the house I can unplug my Qi pad and use its micro USB cable.
EDIT: forgot one more USB-C device, it's also on my Ryobi battery bidirectional charger. Don't use that frequently, picked it up for power outages. But it means the Ryobi provided charger in the garage which I sometimes use for headphones will be able to charge my next phone as well.
- runako 3y agoThat's great. I recognize most people who do not use iPhones use USB-C heavily. I have 10+ years of Apple devices and no USB-C. Devices which work on the existing Lightning connector: - standalone speaker - charging stand - AirPods case - and of course all the cables I don't know how common/rare my use case is, but I can say that this switch is basically all downside for me.
- wlesieutre 3y agoI started buying in on USB-C after the 2016 Macbook Pro went all in on it, I figured the iPhone would've followed suit much sooner than this