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Plugging in the USB-C cable is for charging only, so it would still be a wireless connection. I'd still need to connect via bluetooth or the Logitech dongle. I
by Jackevansevo 3y ago
Plugging in the USB-C cable is for charging only, so it would still be a wireless connection. I'd still need to connect via bluetooth or the Logitech dongle. I won't get any of the benefits i.e. latency / lower power consumption of using a wired connection.
I also have concerns about the charger degrading the battery if it's completely plugged in.
- bbbobbb 3y agoRight, I only meant in regard of inconvenience of having to charge it.