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Originally Posted by Ozzie8
Yes here's to USB C. Aside from the fact it is way faster, there are two other big advantages. The first is it can deliver 100W of power - so fast fast charging. And secondly there is no wrong way to insert a USB C plug unlike traditional USB or micro USB - this is really important for everyone down under who always get things back to front.
Practically the only device which does not utilise USB C these days is the iPhone (including the last model). So that is why BMW added the wireless charging bay.
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My 2019 iPad Pro is USB-C (aka Thunderbolt 3) and so is all current gen MacBooks. So why Apple chose to still include a lightening port for the iPhone 12 is beyond me. To add insult to injury they are only including a lightening to USB-C cable in the box and no USB-C charger. WTF? The Apple iPhone world lives in USB-A chargers (included since 2007) and hence my only guess is they want to sell some USB-C chargers as an add on accessory.
