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Surface Go USB-C adapters: less obnoxious, still pricey

Surface Go USB-C adapters: less obnoxious, still pricey

Posted on July 11, 2018July 25, 2019 By Jarvis

Microsoft may have developed hurt feelings over criticisms of its late adoption of USB-C connectors. It has just recently revealed its promised USB-C dongle for its Surface devices and it might have made you cringe or scratch your head. Now it is revealing USB-C adapters for its Surface Go, which thankfully does use USB-C. They still leave you wondering, however, if the company is trolling USB-C advocates in one way or another.

The aforementioned Surface USB-C dongle is a giant among its peers, as big as the Surface’s power brick while really only giving access to one USB-C port. Plus, it’s also a tad expensive for its function, making the accessory almost laughable.
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