🔌 50-Pack USB C Dust Plugs for Samsung Galaxy S21, S20, Plus, Ultra, Note 10, Pixel, MacBook - Android Type C Charging Port Dust Plug with Cleaning Brush, Black Review

what can I say? they work as described. They fit perfectly in my Pixel 3XL USB port, especially with the Spigen case installed. these plugs are flush with the edge of the housing. You will lose something, so a pack of 10 is a good idea. 9 months later I only have 2 left :) but my USB-C port still works and I have to believe it's partly because it's protected by these covers and partly because I charge wirelessly almost all the time .

Pretty easy; does what you need. These end caps are perfect for any phone case. Although they look a little chunky without the phone case as you can see in the product photo. And the good thing is that it comes with 10 pairs because every now and then you *lose* them and have to connect a new one. Note. Remove them before removing the phone case. Otherwise they will pop out along with the phone case and you will have to search for them on the ground.

I bought these for my Moto X4 and they worked great with the Spigen case as it has enough space around the ports to be able to remove it easily. To be honest the most useful part for me was the brush. I've had the phone for almost a year and unknowingly collected some lint in the USB port. Apparently I squeezed the lint when I plugged the phone in, so it took me a while to clean the port. Plus the packaging was handy as the corks ended up in a resealable bag that didn't need to be opened.

If your device is used heavily or charged often enough, a wall plug is inconvenient and unnecessary. If you charge it regularly, the port really doesn't have enough time to clog up with dust or dirt. Also, it's easy to lose the connector and wear it out faster if you have to constantly unplug and plug it in. The headphone connection is also hardly practical. If you use the headphone jack regularly, there's no time to plug it in. It's easy to rub your hand on the edge of the device and the…

last week at work water splashed on me and completely filled my phone's usb-c port. A bit of compressed air did the trick when I got home, but convincing my phone that I didn't have my headphones plugged in was quite a hassle. Then again this week while splitting wood I found my phone saying it was a headset and I finally ordered these plugs. I have to say they work great. My phone hasn't fallen over yet, but the plugs are secure and can be pulled out with little effort, even with a case on my…

I finally ordered these rubber stoppers and some hard plastic stoppers. These rubber stoppers seem to be much better. They are soft so they won't damage the phone plug. They are easy to put on and just as easy to take off. They are easier to remove from your phone compared to plastic as you can just stick your fingernail under the side and pull on it as it is rubber. In a week my phone never fell out. They definitely stay well there. With that said, I soon understood why they ship you 25 forks.

Working in a busy, hot warehouse, these plugs really helped keep my headphones and charging port clean and dust-free. I have a problem with the headphone jack. I cleaned it with the brush that came with it and then started using these plugs. Cleaning the plug fixed the problem and the plugs prevented it from happening again. My only complaint is that removing the headphone jack can be quite difficult if you have a phone case like mine. There should be a little more to touch. The charging port's

I have a Galaxy S8 Active and I like to use the underwater camera when hiking and the like. While the phone is fine, water remains in the charging port. I have wireless chargers in my car and at home so it's not a problem, but sometimes I need to use an external battery when I'm on the go so I thought this would be a good way to avoid this problem. And it is. but. Due to their small size, they pull out too easily. Just a move to put it in and take it out of my front pocket the last few days…