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Currently I am running a B class; however I assume this unit has the same design in both classes.
I am amazed how poor the design of this unit is - the layout really does appear to have been an afterthought.
The USB connection is deep down on the flat front-face of the internal 'box' (as is the other connection) and, once you have plugged in your device, then it helps to interfere with that internal space so that anything you have stored in there has to be moved aside. Additionally, it is rather difficult to even see the location of the plug.
However high at the rear of that storage unit, is a recessed area which can clearly be seen and would have been an ideal site for those 2 plugs. That's what I call pathetic design !
To add to the stupidity of that unit, it is marginally too small to successfully store a significant number of CD cases.
Edited by: Dave Irvine
I am amazed how poor the design of this unit is - the layout really does appear to have been an afterthought.
The USB connection is deep down on the flat front-face of the internal 'box' (as is the other connection) and, once you have plugged in your device, then it helps to interfere with that internal space so that anything you have stored in there has to be moved aside. Additionally, it is rather difficult to even see the location of the plug.
However high at the rear of that storage unit, is a recessed area which can clearly be seen and would have been an ideal site for those 2 plugs. That's what I call pathetic design !
To add to the stupidity of that unit, it is marginally too small to successfully store a significant number of CD cases.
Edited by: Dave Irvine