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Phones should have 2 USB C ports
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this post was submitted on 30 Jul 2023
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Yeah gadget makers were able to water proof Walkmans back in the 80s and these were devices with probably a dozen real physical buttons, a headphone jack and battery compartment, and hinged wide open to let a cassette tape inside. Waterproofing as well as durable buttons was something that was solved decades ago regardless of what Apple's marketing bullshit has led people to believe.
Oh I agree but it's obviously easier to waterproof a phone with ports. Besides that ports and buttons are the most common point-of-failure (I'm looking at my kid's headphones on my desk where the power button was crushed in and my to-do list is to open it up and see if it's repairable). Honestly my biggest complaint comparing the old Walkmen to modern phones isn't the buttons and ports (I remember how miserable the buttons were on my 100-meter waterproof Casio watch back in the '80s) but rather the screws. I hate that glue has become a standard tool in electronics assembly. If I never have to do the gamble of the "hot enough to loosen the sealant but not to hot to damage it" dance with a heat-gun again it will be too soon.
Never stop from moving the heat gun. And getting a touchless laser thermometer can help to know what temp youre at.