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minus-square@guidedlightlink3•1 year agoUSB-A to USB-A cables do exist. I have seen many (very cheap) peripherals use USB-A sockets. I figure those sockets must be a few cents cheaper than alternatives.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink-2•1 year agoAnd there was a USB certified logo on these cables and devices?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•1 year agoChina stuff loves to slap logos on there that do not apply, so probably without having seen this particular abomination myself. Fake CE markings are super common though.
USB-A to USB-A cables do exist.
I have seen many (very cheap) peripherals use USB-A sockets. I figure those sockets must be a few cents cheaper than alternatives.
And there was a USB certified logo on these cables and devices?
China stuff loves to slap logos on there that do not apply, so probably without having seen this particular abomination myself. Fake CE markings are super common though.