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The brick/battery charges via USB-C from what I have seen. Casey Neistat ran that into a battery pack for extended use. I think that makes them plenty compliant
by lawik 3y ago
The brick/battery charges via USB-C from what I have seen. Casey Neistat ran that into a battery pack for extended use. I think that makes them plenty compliant.
I asusme the custom connector on the head unit is better fit for purpose (comfort, not getting snagged) than USB-C would be.
- duskwuff 3y agoOr, to put it even more simply -- the battery pack is the replaceable battery. Which is fine; it's little different from the similarly sealed battery packs on electric power tools, for instance.
- ribosometronome 3y agoThe battery charges via USB-C. The battery connects to the headset with a weird side-snap connector that's rather flat. As designed, there's not anywhere obvious that a USB-C port could really fit on the headset and assuming they hope to make it smaller in future years, the problem only amplifies. I think other headsets have cables coming out of them when they need to connect to other things, rather than relying on a port. It's not particularly aesthetic.