Which means that the part which wears over time (the springs) is on the port instead of the cable.
On USB-C, the springs are all in the cable; the port is a single flat piece (the tab in the middle) surrounded by a metallic shield.
Which means that the part which wears over time (the springs) is on the port instead of the cable.
On USB-C, the springs are all in the cable; the port is a single flat piece (the tab in the middle) surrounded by a metallic shield.