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USB-A too: fat part bottom, connectors up, logo up. This also doesn't explain why three-state and five-state also apply to resp. mini+micro USB-A and USB-B. O
by lloeki 3y ago
USB-A too: fat part bottom, connectors up, logo up.
This also doesn't explain why three-state and five-state also apply to resp. mini+micro USB-A and USB-B.
Oh wait, people don't look at the port front and center and fail to memorize the port direction, irrespective of shape, that's why.
- slikrick 3y agoThat doesn't help vertical orientation of USB-As
- gsich 3y agoLogo up is no help when you try to do it in the dark.
- northwest65 3y agoYou can feel it with the pad of your thumb.
- lxgr 3y agoI just looked at my nearest USB-A plug: There's no logo on either side. I'm also almost certain I had connectors with a different logo on either side.
- shiroiuma 3y agoNo, you can't. I have a Microsoft USB mouse right here, and there's no logo anywhere on the USB plug.
- gsich 3y agoOn some. But that doesn't help always as you don't know the orientation on the target device, especially when it'a sideways.
- MayeulC 3y agoFemale (host) USB-A orientation is not always consistent, thought, which adds to the confusion. Thought the orientation you de scribe is the most common zone, I can recall at l'East two devices (laptop and desktop) where it was reversed.