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"Unless you are very careful to line up the cable you risk ... over time... "
How much time are we talking? I started using phones w/ a Type-C ports in 2016. Had the Note 8 from 2017-2019, the Note 10+ (still have it & still charge it) from 2019-2022 & have been using the S22 Ultra since March 2022. While I'm not reckless with plugging/unplugging my phones, I'm also not very careful, but I haven't had a single issue.
My Note 20 U is almost 4 years old. If you didnt need to charge the iPhone so much, you wouldnt have to wear out the port so fast. LOL
I can still plug in my phone to USB-C and old the phone up by the cable. It doesn't come off.
MicroUSB ports were fragile, because the cable used to flanges to help hold the cable in place. Once you where them out, the cable wouldn't hold tight anymore. USB-C doesn't have that problem.
Try to 1st, nit use cheap cables. If the cable you bought costs less than $15, then its cheap and that's your problem.
I went to a gas station and bought a charging/data USB cable for $20. It was better than the one boxed with my Galaxy.
There are phones available right now that have batteries that are even LARGER in capacity than 7000. Yes, they are as heavy as a tank and can be used to hammer nails....but they do exist! In fact some of them are quite interesting and compelling. My biggest concern with buying one is the update schedule/policy and the limited cell signal bands. However, they are improving in this area also.
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"Unless you are very careful to line up the cable you risk ... over time... "
How much time are we talking? I started using phones w/ a Type-C ports in 2016. Had the Note 8 from 2017-2019, the Note 10+ (still have it & still charge it) from 2019-2022 & have been using the S22 Ultra since March 2022. While I'm not reckless with plugging/unplugging my phones, I'm also not very careful, but I haven't had a single issue.
My Note 20 U is almost 4 years old. If you didnt need to charge the iPhone so much, you wouldnt have to wear out the port so fast. LOL
I can still plug in my phone to USB-C and old the phone up by the cable. It doesn't come off.
MicroUSB ports were fragile, because the cable used to flanges to help hold the cable in place. Once you where them out, the cable wouldn't hold tight anymore. USB-C doesn't have that problem.
Try to 1st, nit use cheap cables. If the cable you bought costs less than $15, then its cheap and that's your problem.
I went to a gas station and bought a charging/data USB cable for $20. It was better than the one boxed with my Galaxy.
where you gonna fit a 7000Mah Battery? Why don't you make one. Since you see a need for it.
"If you didnt need to charge the iPhone so much, you wouldnt have to wear out the port so fast. LOL
Perfect example of typing gibberish w/o thinking. He uses an S23 Ultra. SMH.
There are phones available right now that have batteries that are even LARGER in capacity than 7000. Yes, they are as heavy as a tank and can be used to hammer nails....but they do exist! In fact some of them are quite interesting and compelling. My biggest concern with buying one is the update schedule/policy and the limited cell signal bands. However, they are improving in this area also.
But that doesn't mean he is using the original cable.
The problem isn't the port on the phone. It is usually the cable.
If you go online or to some cheap store and buy a $10 cable, it is not as robust as a UL Listed high quality cable that retails for $20.
Apple isn't the only seller of cheap Chinese made cables.
My point stands.