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Is USB Type-C ACTUALLY Stronger?? Durability Test

Just now, James said:

*nine mins later*
...rekt.

4 minutes in, so far older is stronger holding

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Who is this James fellow? Do I smell a new person in the LMG circle or am I just out the loop? Anyway, this will prove most interesting. 

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17 minutes ago, KE2012 said:

Who is this James fellow? Do I smell a new person in the LMG circle or am I just out the loop? Anyway, this will prove most interesting. 

You are out of the loop, James has been at LMG for a little while now. IIRC James and others recently finished a probationary period so Linus is happy for them to be more publicly present

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19 minutes ago, KE2012 said:

Who is this James fellow? Do I smell a new person in the LMG circle or am I just out the loop? Anyway, this will prove most interesting. 

James is the terroriser looking guy.

The geek himself.

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Just now, FlightRisk said:

You are out of the loop, James has been at LMG for a little while now. IIRC James and others recently finished a probationary period so Linus is happy for them to be more publicly present

Oh, cool. More the merrier in my opinion. 

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So basically if you force a connector to break, it breaks.

Good job there, Linus.

 

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I found in my personal experience on my HTC 10 and OnePlus Two, both of the USB Type C connectors failed on their own and had to be repaired under warranty.

 

I never had this problem with micro usb that I recall but still. Take this with a grain of salt.

 

Edit: I get this is entirely anecdotal 

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Oh my God, I cannot believe that stupid piece of shit disgrace of connector manage to survive 8000 insertions, the ones I've used on external hard drives start to break around 100(with me being very gentle when inserting/pulling out). Whoever designed USB 3.0 micro B and decided to put it on external hard drives, can rot in hell. On the other hand I've never had issues with USB 2.0 micro B, and I'm yet to use type C.

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Let's get to the part people really care about, Lightning vs. Type C insertion cycles.  I'd bet money lightning lasts a lot longer.

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Great video. 

If it is not broken, let's fix till it is. 

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55 minutes ago, Cinnabar Sonar said:

This doesn't address the biggest problem with micro B.  Trying to shove the thing the wrong orientation 2/3rds the time.

Fixed that for you.

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2 hours ago, SageOfSpice said:

This was only one experiment though, it'll need to be done a few more times before it can be validated. ;p

there was a reason why they did it by hand they continually recorded it

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I don't think my GF is rated for 10000 insertions so I guess Type B has that going for it at least. :P

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Durable or not, Micro-B is just annoying to use. 

9 hours ago, Loe said:

I found in my personal experience on my HTC 10 and OnePlus Two, both of the USB Type C connectors failed on their own and had to be repaired under warranty.

 

I never had this problem with micro usb that I recall but still. Take this with a grain of salt.

 

Edit: I get this is entirely anecdotal 

How long did you use each for? I'm coming up on a year and a half with my Nexus 6P and I haven't had any problems with the connector.

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That thumbnail tho.

 

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14 hours ago, KE2012 said:

Anyway, this will prove most interesting. 

Nice English.

 

Since I am to lazy to put something interesting here, I will put everything, but slightly abbreviated. Here is everything:

 

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also, some questions to make you wonder about life:

 

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also,

 

Welcome to the internet, I will be your guide. Or something.

 

 

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God the sexual innuendo gifs that will come out of this.  3:50 I need not say more...

 

 

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