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Why don't smart watches use USB-C to recharge?
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2025
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I can't imagine how filthy the port would get on mine. Industrial work places and open ports are not~~conductive~~ conducive to the healthy life of electronics.
Btw, using fiddly electronics in a work environment is neither.
I don't know if you looked at the photo in my post - but there's a rubber flap covering the USB-port.
Yeah. That makes it splash resistant, not water and grime proof. I have a pair of bone conduction headphones I wear at work with that flap and I still have to use contact cleaner on that port like at least once every couple of weeks.
Not conductive? Isn’t that a good thing?
Lol, conducive was the word they were going for
I know. :-)
I like you.
For a charging port?
For filth in a charging port, yeah.