Thread: USB-C Was Supposed to Simplify Our Lives. Instead, It’s a Total Mess
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Old 09-22-2020, 12:48 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by Alex_Go View Post
I can appreciate the value of USB-C, however in many instances, everything else was phased out too quickly; no transition period whatsoever. I have a macbook pro that has only 2 USB-C ports; didn't think too much of it when I got it. The thing is, working from home now, the computer needs to be plugged in to power, i have an external display, what about a mouse and keyboard, I would like to hook it up directly to the router, but halas, no ethernet port.
Your complaint has nothing to do with USB-C and more to do with the number of ports on your laptop. You would have the same issue regardless of the ports being USB-C.

And you yourself know, you can use Bluetooth or a hub.
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