| ▲ | makeitdouble 9 hours ago | |
USB-C is still not widely adopted for many specific uses, in particular peripherals (keyboard/mouse dongles) Logitech finally got their USB-C dongle out last year I think ? Keychron only offers USB-A as far as I know. And many other keyboard and mouse brands are in the same boat. Depending on your setup that's already 2 USB-A ports needed. You can put an adapter, but you're then dongling a dongle. PS: just realized Valve's own VR to PC adapter is also USB-A. | ||
| ▲ | cesarb 8 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
> [...] only offers USB-A as far as I know. And many other keyboard and mouse brands are in the same boat. Many new computers (including this Steam Machine) have exactly two USB-2-only USB-A ports (the rest of the USB ports being more capable). It's not hard to guess what they're for: the keyboard and the mouse. | ||
| ▲ | hinkley 9 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
I was about to bitch about Logitech and their USB-A dongle yesterday and looked to see that they did finally produce a USB-C dongle. Miracles do happen. | ||