ioncloud9 t1_jac8d4a wrote
Great way to add even more confusion and poor user experience to the already complicated usb c ecosystem.
WTF_CAKE t1_jadacin wrote
The reality of it is, Apple wants people to buy Apple only products. So… they’ll make it a pain in the ass for every other cable to work on their new iPhone. I don’t think it’ll add any confusion per-say, but it’ll be more of a “as long as you have an Apple approved cable you’ll be good, otherwise you’re in your own”
bodaciousbabe69 t1_jaegf8m wrote
The reality is people buy shit cables. I had to pay like $70 just for my MacBook to be able to charge and connect to the monitor. You know how long it took me to find a decent cable that wasn’t apple.
WTF_CAKE t1_jaen3ku wrote
I hear you and I’m the same way too if I can cheap out on my cable then I’ll do it. In fact any additional iPhone cables I’ve always gotten them from 5 n below. But apple being Apple will do its thing and somehow market their own usb c as the must have
Faleymark29 t1_jacavis wrote
Seem like they did that on purpose to give a middle finger to the ones who cried about wanting it to be usb-c charging.
ioncloud9 t1_jacfik5 wrote
It'll work.. just not pull 20v unless you use an apple certified cable and charger.
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