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I’m willing to live with not having a USB-A port on a Mac. Not so much on a PC. I have a Razer Blade. One USB-A and one USB-C on each side of the machine. It j
by chrsw 1y ago
I’m willing to live with not having a USB-A port on a Mac. Not so much on a PC.
I have a Razer Blade. One USB-A and one USB-C on each side of the machine. It just makes so much sense.
- izacus 1y agoI dunno, I also have a Razer Blade and a MacBook and the lack of that one A port pisses me off regularly. Meanwhile the Razer team managed to fit it next to Thunderbolt and other ports. It's just such a pointlesslly user hostile move for some Californian dude to make a point about progress.
- goosedragons 1y agoWhy exactly? Are you just using the USB A port for a mouse on the PC but not Mac? That's the only sensible thing I can think of. Personally I'd rather use a USB C hub anyways. I don't want to plug in more than a cable if I don't have to.
- chrsw 1y agoI guess it's the type of things I use the machines for. I do a lot of embedded software development and some gaming on Windows so not having USB-A is a showstopper. On my Mac I don't do those sorts of things. Would I buy a Mac with USB-A? Absolutely.
- foxyv 1y agoI really love that all I have to plug into my Macbook is a single cable for video, accessories, network, etc... I'm totally not a fan of trying to find the right direction to plug in my HDMI and such on my PC. I missed out on video over USBC by one generation and it kind of sucks.