I promise I'm not trying to be a troll, I'm genuinely confused here... Do your USB-C to USB-C chargers not have a normal, plugs-into-a-normal-socket end? I've never needed a "USB charger" in my life because all of my USB-anything devices also just... plug into the wall.
I promise I'm not trying to be a troll, I'm genuinely confused here... Do your USB-C to USB-C chargers not have a normal, plugs-into-a-normal-socket end? I've never needed a "USB charger" in my life because all of my USB-anything devices also just... plug into the wall.
That's what I'm waiting on. If someone makes one soon I'll be buying and will be quite happy tbh with a rechargeable band. Since we are not going until next spring (fall and winter are almost always out for us due to schedules) I planned to hold off. Don't know which I'd want anyway.
the ports are USB-A to plug in, not USB-C. Means I need to save power chargers for these. I don't think I have any new devices that actually use USB-A anymore, though I have some bricks just in case.
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So are you going to watch the night show or look at your magic band during the night show? I'm unsure why Disney needed to release something that would actually distract you from what you are there to watch.I'm pretty underwhelmed but they also are not unreasonably priced considering MB2 prices. I thought they'd be more capable but I also thought they might start at $60. Lower price matching lower my expectations is a Disney first for me.
I'm leaning toward the fireworks one because I imagine that when lit up it remind me of the Grand Fiesta Tour fireworks.
The night show integration is a big selling point so yeah it's going to be a big problem if average use people can't get through the whole day and it's dead before fireworks.
Idk, but my newest phone, the Galaxy s21 Ultra came with a Type C to C. However, my galaxy watch, galaxy buds and headphones all came with/have a USB-A to C cable. The rest of my family have iPhones, and when we travel we always bring USB-A to Lightning cables because it's commonplace to use it with a splitter, or public charging stations at airports, cafes, etc. Even Disney's chargers at the parks use USB-A. Even me, I bring a USB-A to C to charge my phone with a battery bank.
For me, it isn't so much excited "for this," but excited to have my MBs selected. Like some others, I get new bands for every trip. They are fun trinkets, my kiddo likes playing with them after, and they are a "relatively" inexpensive souvenir from a trip that can trigger some memories. I have my Starcruiser MBs in a drawer in my closet, and I see them almost every morning, and they make me smile.
I don't have any Apple products, but aren't those USB-A to Lightning cables severely underpowered? Same with USB-A to USB-C for your Galaxy devices? My Pixel charges extremely fast when I run USB-C to USB-C but USB-A to USB-C is slower than wireless charging. Even my Anker battery bank runs USB-C to USB-C.
Those are to charge the controllers. Switch consoles including launch editions, Lite, and SWOLED all charge on a proprietary Nintendo brick-to-USB-C.
Right but this is sort of my point. You HAVE those bricks/adapters (and they charge a heck of a lot faster than the crappy USB-A ports hotels have been installing). Meaning there shouldn't be any kind of mass shortage of USB-A port availability in your hotel room because you don't need USB-A port availability in your hotel room.
Newer iPhones are USB-C to Lightning which support faster charging.
That's my point. Hotel rooms (for the most part) aren't installing USB-C outlets, they're installing USB-A outlets, which isn't going to do you any good when you want to charge your phone. Meaning you need your brick adapter so you can plug into a normal wall outlet. Meaning your phone and MB+ aren't going to be competing for the same USB-A charger slots.
It's not a matter of how many things you need to charge, it's a matter of what types of slots you need.
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For my Galaxy, USB-C to C has super fast charging. If I just use a regular USB-A to C, it's maybe about 25-30 mins slower? But I only really ever charge overnight, so doesn't really matter. For the iPhones, they charge pretty quick (imo) when on regular USB-A. My Anker 20k has both USB-C and -A, so I swap depending on which cable I end up bringing.
