It’s your fault if you buy it
this post was submitted on 24 Nov 2024
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And look how much thinner. A large part of that is the need for physical ports which although they may loom small on the outside, also take up space inside for the boards that convert signals. Now those conversions happen in the dongles if needed.
The real problem is that USB didn't implement a hub standard so most hubs have had to use old hub standards and just have a single USB-C connector and the rest USB-A, hdmi, etc. There haven't been many purely USB-C to USB-C hubs to allow for connecting lots of USB-C devices to a single port and usually they end up losing features or splitting bandwidth instead of sharing the full bandwidth.
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Buy dongles and splitter dongles.
And carry them with you everywhere
DONGLE ZONEEEEEEE!
Wow is that firewire? Haven't seen that in a while
Asus G16 2023 has 2 USB-A, 2 USB-C (one of them supports Thunderbolt), Ethernet, HDMI, 3.5 mm jack, and a micro-SD slot.
Too bad it's got that shitty ROG branding for cringy weebs. Almost worse than being seen with a MacBook.