Will you be disappointed if the Note 7 comes with a USB-C connector?
Samsung may be the last bastion of USB Type-C holdouts (some GoT material right here), as it shipped the flagship Galaxy S7 and S7 edge without the up-and-coming connector this spring, opting for the oldie but goldie microUSB port instead. There are plenty of reasons that was a wise move, as Type-C cables are nowhere near that cheap and ubiquitous as microUSB ones, so if you arrive in a hotel at the middle of the night, and remember you've forgotten to pack your charger - tough noogies, as there's a snowball's chance in hell that the concierge will carry a USB-C cable just yet.
Moreover, Samsung's fast wired and wireless charging make equipping its phones with the trendy connector somewhat redundant, as even now they have the fastest charging times of all flagships anyway. What's left is the speedier data transfer, but even for that there are limitations, so Samsung just didn't feel like producing a USB Type-C phone in the millions of units just yet.
Samsung's Luddite period might be coming to an end with the Galaxy Note 7, though, as the upcoming phablet is rumored to be equipped with that elusive USB Type-C connector by numerous sources. That is why we wanted to ask you if you would be disappointed to see Samsung giving in to the trend, and equipping the Note 7 with a Type-C port, with all the downsides that might follow.
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