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Even if my phone is charging & I plug in a Bluetooth headset, the Ugreen Nexode will drop & reconnect. I think the OTAO might even allow oversubscribing, where
by jauntywundrkind 3y ago
Even if my phone is charging & I plug in a Bluetooth headset, the Ugreen Nexode will drop & reconnect.
I think the OTAO might even allow oversubscribing, where if my monitor or laptop are only using 1/2 what they're negotiated for, it'll let another device join for some addition more. Then only drop a device & reconnect after it actually goes over 200w.
Seems weird but I love the boldness. There's so many USB trigger board systems where the ask isn't right sized, where a device just asks for 3A or 5A but ends up using far less. To me it's a courtesy to look back a bit & decide you can oversubscribe the new guy, and reconnect someone latter... maybe disurptive then. But compared to reconnecting everyone immediately, which is disruptive? Love it.
- JackeJR 3y agoI have seen chargers that simplify the logic to drop everytime a new device is connected or disconnected to recalculate the max power per port. So these days if I am shopping for a charger say for a IP cam, I assume that each usb C takes 100w and usb A to take 22.5w and calculate what the max draw could be. If the max advertise power budget is at or above this value, then it is a fairly good indication that there will not be any dropping of connection.