>>1045147
>the convenience of having different ports for different things
That is extremely inconvenient, because you need to keep 50 different kinds of cables and adapters handy. Moreover, it's not always how things used to be, with connectors such as mini-DIN-8 reused for everything from mice and keyboards to video and audio in 1980s computers.
>It was also designed for shit phones because they are too thin for normal USB
USB-C is capable of full USB 3.2 Super-Speed, as well as 20V 100W power delivery, just like A/B connectors.
>Well, except that the B and C plugs
You mean A & B plugs? Having separate A & B plugs was yet another pointless, retarded Intel-ism.
As much as I dislike pretty much everything nuApple does, USB-C is a genuinely good thing that brings the dumpsterfire of USB closer to what it should've and could've been from day 1.