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Anonymous

11/02/25(Sun)18:03:29 No.107086003

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Anonymous 11/02/25(Sun)18:03:29 No.107086003 Archived

I have slowly replaced every micro USB device I have with a USB-C device but I've decided to keep one device micro USB for nostalgia reasons. Is there any micro USB device that you refuse to throw out? picrel

Anonymous
11/02/25(Sun)18:04:54 No.107086023

Anonymous 11/02/25(Sun)18:04:54 No.107086023

Dualshock 4
My mouse

Anonymous
11/02/25(Sun)18:05:33 No.107086032

Anonymous 11/02/25(Sun)18:05:33 No.107086032

>>107086003
I'm a musician and all my devices are USB-B.

Anonymous
11/02/25(Sun)18:08:17 No.107086061

Anonymous 11/02/25(Sun)18:08:17 No.107086061

>>107086032
Based

Anonymous
11/02/25(Sun)18:09:13 No.107086078

Anonymous 11/02/25(Sun)18:09:13 No.107086078

I still have the micro USB cable from my first android phone even tough the rubber is falling apart because i know it always works unlike the other dozen in my drawer

Anonymous
11/02/25(Sun)18:12:48 No.107086127

Anonymous 11/02/25(Sun)18:12:48 No.107086127

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>>107086003
>USB alarm clock

Anonymous
11/02/25(Sun)18:18:08 No.107086193

Anonymous 11/02/25(Sun)18:18:08 No.107086193

>>107086127
Probably only needed if you want to keep the projector always on

Anonymous
11/02/25(Sun)19:08:20 No.107086706

Anonymous 11/02/25(Sun)19:08:20 No.107086706

>>107086003
My graphics tablet. I only use it for osu, and it works perfectly fine.

Anonymous
11/02/25(Sun)19:10:39 No.107086723

Anonymous 11/02/25(Sun)19:10:39 No.107086723

>>107086003
my arduinos have a USB-C socket, but internally they're micro USB (no pulldown resistor or whatever)