I LOVE USB-C, but I do not love this…

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Posted Oct 27, 2022, 1:43 AM UTC

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Th3-Dude-Abides•

The stakes for feeling around in the dark to plug in a charger have gotten immensely high.

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ewing31OP•

The solidness of the Type-A is something I’ve taken for granted it seems

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Different_Day2826•

Type C seems plenty solid to me. I think your outlet sucks.

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ewing31OP•

I disagree about it being solid. I do agree that the outlet is likely the problem in this scenario but in general, Type C is just smaller and therefore prone to being less sturdy.

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UnseenGamer182•

Not really, sure it's smaller and it can mean that it's less sturdy, however that doesn't mean that it is (at least noticeably) less sturdy, so long as manufacturing and design has progressed as intended, then USB-C should be basically next to USB-A sturdiness wise

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cparks1Ryzen 5 2600~MSI B450 Tomahawk~GTX 1080 FTW2•

Nothing like a little bit of 120 to jolt you awake at midnight trying to plug this in

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coolman1987us•

These outlets are a fire hazard

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ewing31OP•

Are they? Can you elaborate?

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Elis_33•

I think he means usbc also fits into the positive terminals.

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rookie_oneR7 2700X | GTX 1080 | 32 GB Trident Z RGB•

Ou mean hot terminal

There's is no positive or negative with AC current, only hot, ground and neutral...unless you use 240V, the you get 2 hot terminals instead of a neutral and a hot terminal

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claptrap_John•

No you don't lol a normal 240V outlet has 1 live 1 neutral 1 ground

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ewing31OP•

Ah, gotcha thx

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BrooklynStigi7-4790 | 16GB | GTX 970 | 512GB 850 Pro•

mine too

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Traditional-One-7659:windows7:5950X | 3090ti | 1440p 100hz•

Not possible to zap yourself by touching either plug. You'd have to be touching both. At least with Canadian wiring standards...

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