Not sure what you mean but instead of taking the site for what it is, just a demo of a scanning device you instead expect a serious review of USB cables which they are clearly not in the business for.
> Apple’s new iPhone 15 marks a disruptive departure from previous models. The 11-year reign of the Lightning cable is over, and the USB-C era has begun — leaving us wondering what sets one charger apart from another.
> Does Apple’s Thunderbolt 4 cable really warrant its $129 price tag? Or does a $5 cable get the job done just as well? We’ve used our Neptune industrial X-ray CT scanner to uncover the hidden engineering differences between them.
It fails doing that.
PS. my comment said that your previous comment didn't have anything to do with the topic and instead tried to judge me and my feelings.
The fact that you had to switch over to my person says it all.
Not sure what you mean but instead of taking the site for what it is, just a demo of a scanning device you instead expect a serious review of USB cables which they are clearly not in the business for.
The whole thing is set up as a review:
> USB-C head-to-head comparison
> Apple’s new iPhone 15 marks a disruptive departure from previous models. The 11-year reign of the Lightning cable is over, and the USB-C era has begun — leaving us wondering what sets one charger apart from another.
> Does Apple’s Thunderbolt 4 cable really warrant its $129 price tag? Or does a $5 cable get the job done just as well? We’ve used our Neptune industrial X-ray CT scanner to uncover the hidden engineering differences between them.
It fails doing that.
PS. my comment said that your previous comment didn't have anything to do with the topic and instead tried to judge me and my feelings.
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