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Micro USB

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Micro USB is the bane of my existence

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USB-C was created in 2014 to create a universal connector that would transfer data and power quickly.

The European Union began enforcing a regulation this past December stating that “all new devices sold in the EU must now support USB C charging” The rules apply to mobile phones, tablets, digital cameras, headphones, headsets, headsets and video game consoles.

The EU ’s directive doesn’t forbid proprietary chargers so long as a gadget can also charge via USB-C.

The longer the device lasts, the greater the chance that you might need to buy a new Micro USB cable.

Even so, Ravencraft assures me it's only a matter of time.

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