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I'm on the other side wishing peripherals would catch up and all become USB-C already. I'm tired of USB-A.
Like mice and webcams?
.... Yes, I do use Logitech products, why do you ask?
Rocking an MX Master 3. Best mouse I've ever used. It boggles my mind that the mouse can charge with USB-C but the receiver dongle is still USB-A.
Yup, I have one for work. I also have a Triathlon, which doesn't recharge (uses a AA battery). I honestly prefer the Triathlon, which is much cheaper.
I have an MX master 2, and I use a G703 Lightspeed with a power play mat.
It's incredible to me that their dongles don't come in USB-C by default, I'm pretty sure that they don't offer either a Lightspeed or unifying dongle in USB-C, which is even more baffling.
I haven't looked at the product lines in a while, but even when I did, it was obvious USB-C was the way to go, and nothing was offered.
I also have a couple of their webcams, and they're all USB-A as well. Just wild.
If most devices had a usb-c loop through, that would be amazing.
Like, a stackable connector would be cool