yeah, usb 2.0 is still super common and for a lot of people this probably isnt even an issue tbf. but for me it is. i actually connect my phones via usb to other devices quite often. i wont buy an usb 2.0 phone ever again. my last two phones had usb 3.0 and gsmarenas phonefinder lists 433 other devices:
https://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?nUSBType=2
800€ flagship phone with fucking USB 2.0 in 2025. lmao
I was upset at my Huawei P9 only having USB 2.0 and that was 9 years ago.
Are there any phones that don’t use USB 2.0? It seems to be a universal cost management choice.
yeah, usb 2.0 is still super common and for a lot of people this probably isnt even an issue tbf. but for me it is. i actually connect my phones via usb to other devices quite often. i wont buy an usb 2.0 phone ever again. my last two phones had usb 3.0 and gsmarenas phonefinder lists 433 other devices: https://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?nUSBType=2
I actually do use USB cable transfer, I didn’t realize mainline Galaxy phones have USB 3.0 (I use the A series).
You learn something new every day. :)