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Those aren't really going to have an effect on the charging though. This standardization is only concerned about charging. So no one is going to pick a theoret
by ThatPlayer 2y ago
Those aren't really going to have an effect on the charging though. This standardization is only concerned about charging.
So no one is going to pick a theoretical "USB-D" that requires every cable to be able to carry 40 gb/s to be a standard. I don't need a 40 gb/s cable to charge a battery pack.
- alistairSH 2y agoI have at least two devices that are “USB-C” for charging but will only work with USB-A to USB-C cables. USB-C wall warts seem to need a handshake the device doesn’t do. So I still can’t throw out my old wall warts and cables. It’s terrible.
- ThatPlayer 2y agoIt can be done with 2 resistors. It's kinda required because of the same port on both ends. If I plug a battery into a phone, should the phone charge the battery or should the battery charge the phone?
- alistairSH 2y agoOk, but manufacturers are cheaping out and leaving out resistors in devices. As a consumer, I don’t know this until I get home.