USB-A to USB-C adapters are cheap. USB-A is past its prime.
Your post contains only negative points.
There will never be a perfect device because everyone has different wants, so enjoy it for what it is.
Your post contains only negative points.
There will never be a perfect device because everyone has different wants, so enjoy it for what it is.
I expressed my issue with no USB-A ports because I prefer my devices to be self-sufficient (I hope that's the right word). My mouse that I've had for many many years has USB-A, all of my USB storage drives are USB-A, Wacom tablet is USB-A, external DVD drive is USB-A.
What I'm trying to say is that all of my devices are USB-A, I have a USB charger only for my phone. And I do find it absurd having to use an adapter to use a mouse with my computer. I would be very slightly less bothered if the adapters at least came with device, but they don't, switch means that it's something I have to buy (no, I don't have any USB-C to USB-A adapters, because only my phone has a USB-C port).
I don't believe USB-A is past its prime, I don't really even know what that's supposed to mean. I still love and use my 3.5mm headphone jack on my phone.
With criticism, it's much easier to improve then if you only hear praise.
The USB-A socket is too big for the slim form-factor of ultrabooks and tablets, and it won't make a come-back.
USB C to USB Hub 4 Ports ($13)