Completely agree. I was using USB-C earlier than most, with a Google Pixel laptop, and I've added a couple more USB-C devices since then. The situation with different chargers and cables supporting different voltages and features is still insane. The fact that it took three years before I could find chargers with more than one USB-PD port is also insane. Too many vendors (e.g. Sony for their latest ANC headphones) have already had to ship power-only USB-A to USB-C cables just to have something that works.

That kind of brings me to my next point: proliferation of cables and dongles. Whenever I travel now, I need to have the same USB-A to micro-B cables I was already using, plus some pure USB-C, plus USB-A to USB-C. Not uncommonly, USB-C to micro-B gets thrown into the mix. And the variance across all those is even greater than the pure USB-C stuff. Good luck keeping track of voltage, directionality, data vs. power-only, and all the other variables. For now at least, the addition of USB-C has made things far worse.

I for one would be happier if USB-C were only for laptops and tablets, and all the people making the zillions of smaller devices would FFS stick with micro-B like they were already starting to. Then I'd only need one power adapter, two kinds of cables, and no dongles, instead of this mess.