Frequent flier protip: modern USB-C AC adapters are often too high-wattage for the in-seat power outlets, which switch themselves off as soon as you attach a laptop or even a phone capable of rapid USB C charging.
The solution: get a low-wattage USB charger, connect that to a beefy power bank (e.g. 20k mah) that supports charge-through. Connect your laptop to the battery, flip it into "power saver" mode and dim your screen, and you can complete any arbitrarily long flight with a fully charged laptop and a (basically) fully charged power-bank.
Bonus tip: get an international low-watt charger that has a UK plug, which will securely connect to even the loosest, most worn-out in-seat power socket, thanks to its giant, square, long grounding pin.
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One of my favorite things about good standards aiming to displace bad standards is that they finally start becoming the norm right as they’re reaching the end of their life. 🙃
I've been missing having an AUX jack to play music, so I spent the last couple of days researching USB C to 3.5mm adapters. I figured I'd share my findings for anyone else who might want an adapter but finds USB C confusing.
If you know your phone has an internal DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) connected to your USB C port, you can get away with a simple adapter sans DAC and save a few dollars.
If you don't have a built-in DAC and are driving standard headphones, the Apple adapter ($9) seems like a great deal for the price and is compatible with most devices. The exception is Android devices, which appear to lack the ability to configure the Apple adapters' DAC volume to be above 50% by default.
So, for Androids, I would suggest the Samsung adapter ($9), which has similar performance.
If you're driving fancier headphones with a high OHM rating, you'll want a beefier DAC, which is outside the scope of what I was looking for.
I ended up buying both the Samsung and the Apple adapters due to the mix of devices in my household. Waiting for them to arrive in the mail.
Based on reviews, there still seems to be some amount of chance involved when it comes to compatibility, but I think this info minimizes the chance of you needing to return something. I'm also skeptical of the durability of these devices, I sort of wish they had some chunkier leads.
Also, here are some reviews I found helpful: And they even have graphs!
This is a review and detailed measurements of the USB-C Headphone Jack Adapter DAC and Headphone amplifier for phones and tablets. It was k
This is a review, detailed measurements and comparison of Apple's USB-C adapter to the current and last version of Google Pixel headphone ad
Tamagotchi Uni USB-C Charging Port is Located at the Bottom
The Tamagotchi Uni will be the first Tamagotchi to feature USB-C, in fact it’s predecessor, the Tamagotchi Smart utilized micro USB. Tamagotchi Uni will feature the latest USB standard, and we love it. This means that your existing USB-C chargers will be able to charge the Tamagotchi Uni, both the power bricks, and USB-C cables. This provides a world of possibilities as to what can charge your Tamagotchi Uni!
Ano Shimizu, the newest member of the Tama Family who was presented the title last week at the 2023 Tokyo Toy Show posted an Instagram story of their Tamagotchi Uni charging. We we then noticed that Bandai moved the charging port on the Tamagotchi Uni!
The Tamagotchi Smart featured a micro USB port on the left side of the device which had a rubber cover to seal the port shut when it was not being charged. Looks like Bandai has switched it up and moved the charging port to the bottom on the Tamagotchi Uni. This does seem to make more sense, but it’s important to call out that you won’t be able to charge the Tamagotchi Uni when it’s in the wristband.
