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Doesn’t it have some weird and Very Apple design flaw where it’s hard to charge and use at the same time?
by zerbinxx 3y ago
Doesn’t it have some weird and Very Apple design flaw where it’s hard to charge and use at the same time?
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoI don’t know, which is why I’m asking. I can see it not charging as fast as it’s being used.
- monkeynotes 3y agoIt's basically a laptop on your head, so a meaty 60w charger could be needed to power and charge it.
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoThen I guess that is fine, since airlines are typically providing 75 watts per seat.
- mrguyorama 3y agoA couple watts of heat dissipating into your face and head the entire flight is.... Not optimal. Heat is a rather important issue for VR hardware. You can't really positively ventilate the actual part that goes over your face, or else you dry out your eyes and that's pretty unenjoyable.
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoThe battery is not located near your face, it’s lower on your waste. I’ve never experienced heat up on my quest 2, and I’m using it for mostly sweaty things. I just can’t see Apple making something that gets hotter than a quest.
- monkeynotes 3y agoThis is news to me, I've always had low amp USB-A slow chargers in economy. Those old cigarette outlets can deliver 75 watt, but no idea about the amperage. I am sure USB-C with PD will be available at some point, but it's not a majority of economy today AFAIK
- bearjaws 3y agocries in magic mouse
- swozey 3y agoThat'd be fitting. Maybe the charging port is inside of it right between your eyes so you have to charge it like their old mouse you had to flip over dead.
- Toutouxc 3y ago> charge it like their old mouse you had to flip over dead That's not "their old mouse", it's the current mouse. We're still on the 2015 design with the charging port at the bottom. (I have one and I don't mind/care, I just chuckle once a month when I remember to charge it)
- swozey 3y agoOh wow I didn't know they even still sold that. If you're still on an actual 2015 that's an impressive mouse life. I've got a 2-3 year old Logitech MX3 (I own 4-5 MXs) and this one is starting to act up bad.
- Toutouxc 3y agoMine is around 4 years old, but it's the 2015 design (Magic Mouse 2nd gen).
- gr__or 3y agoThe battery is external, i.e. already next to you anyway, so plugging in power is rather simple. You could also have multiple batteries with you, though I don't know the price of an additional battery.
- jsheard 3y agoIt's $200 for an extra battery, all of the accessories have a steep early adopter tax. Besides, has anyone confirmed whether or not the AVP has an internal backup battery so you can hotswap the external battery without rebooting it?
- nonfamous 3y agoAccording to the linked review, hot-swapping is not possible - disconnecting the battery powers down the device.
- jsheard 3y agoIn that case if you want to use it for many hours without access to wall power you're better off buying a generic USB power bank and plugging that into the Apple battery. Very elegant.
- naravara 3y agoNo. When it's plugged in it just passes the power through. The annoying Apple limitation is that you can't hot-swap the battery.