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Only the most recent ones and everything but the "pro" model doesn't support anything but USB 2.
Not that it matters though as it is still a locked down ecosystem.
Fair, but now that they’re using USB-C that’s a temporary thing.
Also most people don’t need USB 3 speeds on their phones anyway because they don’t really plug them into anything that will take advantage of those speeds.
I realize some people do, and for those people the pro is the answer to that.
It seems like you just keep moving the goalpost to keep having a reason to hate Apple.
I connect peripherals to my phone. You can't do that with a iphone
Yes. I can, and I do.
Why do you keep moving the goalpost?
Feel like I travelled the world reading this thread with the amount of goalpost moving.
Because I don't want an IPhone? I don't like Apple.
You don’t have to like them, you just keep revising the reason you hate them when it becomes clear your reason is wrong. You’re starting from the conclusion of “I don’t like Apple” and just working backwards. That’s what moving the goalpost is.