The European Union has officially imposed a new rule for selling laptops with a power rating of 100 W or less, requiring them to use a USB-C port for charging. This rule takes effect today, April 28, Tuesday, as the European Commission has been exploring ways to reduce electronic waste and has been ...
Which is perfect, but you can also get a USB-C cord with a magnetically attached plug.
The problem with those are that they’re not USB compliant, and there’s no guarantee that they’ll be stable with whatever device you use them on.
By definition or usually?
USB compliance? Most certainly, there’s no way to do it that would be compliant. Some of them are good quality and will work for a lot of devices, but once you get to noncompliance land, you’re at the mercy of trusting the manufacturer.