What I would love to see is a symmetrical, magnetically attached charger. We already have a solid-state solution to disconnect the 48v to prevent arcing. Think about it. Our phones already light up when we so much as look at them, and we all pick up our phones before yanking the cable, so why not tell the phone to interrupt the charge cycle for the first 10 seconds of gyroscopic change and teach the users to either yank it within 10 seconds of disturbing the device or leave it connected until it is set it down again. The charger would not function unless in the presence of the phone (eliminating the shock risk) via a continuity or other voltage/sense circuit. I, for one, would be just fine using a standard USB-C cable for the few times I need to hard-wire data to or from my device. With wifi capability, data transferred via USB cable is almost a thing of the past so to heck with trying to pair the two functions into one cable. How much debugging, cable data transferring or tethering do you do? Two gold-plated AC contacts for power and a magnet in the middle to hold it there and put that useless data port somewhere else. Done.