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So all recent laptops have USBC which is small but it's easy to bend the power plug was more ideal. Unless the entire purpose was for universal adapters.
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How is the USB-C connection any less flimsy than any other USB connection other than 'USB-A'? They are all small and flimsy. Gotta take care when you plug something in and when it is connected.So all recent laptops have USBC which is small but it's easy to bend the power plug was more ideal. Unless the entire purpose was for universal adapters.
fat barrel connectors on older Dells and HPs was fantastic. Not sure why that round didn't catch on in the USB world. Oh, a billion years later you guys *finally* made a symmetrical plug?(usbc) Barrels have been around forever and can be plugged in at any angle.How is the USB-C connection any less flimsy than any other USB connection other than 'USB-A'? They are all small and flimsy. Gotta take care when you plug something in and when it is connected.
Most consumer connector ports are fragile, HDMI, USB whatever. The more commercial ones - RJ45 (ethernet) RJ59 (COAX) are not. Except fiber which is fragile no matter what.
Maybe it's just a crapshoot the more I think about it. Some are strong (RJ45), some are garbage (USB).