(02 Apr 2022, 7:10 pm)nova347 wrote Because they're just your standard USB-A, now don't get me wrong if I want to play on my phone while it's charging but I will gladly just look out the window for the journey and let it charge if I have to. That's why I think there should be one USB-A and one USB-C charging port on the back of each seat for quicker charging speeds. I was on the X46 the other day and I played on my phone for the whole journey it still went up around 30% and I rather that than a power pack.

The ones on the newer buses (69 onwards) are useable, any older than that are beyond useless. I used the seatback ones on the X21 B5s and I actually lost charge over the 90 minute journey

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