The new Magic Mouse 2, Magic Keyboard, and Magic TrackPad 3 accessories will feature Lightning connectors.

When a new device or accessory is announced, the reactions aren't always positive; sometimes they're bittersweet. In Apple's case, being one of the most powerful and influential companies in the technology world , it takes a risk every time it brings a new product to market, since everyone always expects the best from them, but it's not always possible to please everyone.

One piece of news that many were waiting for and that was very welcome was the announcement of the new accessories from the Apple company, which had already begun to be talked about and speculated about, after discovering that they were an apparent reality, since they could be found registered in the code of one of the latest betas of the new iOS 9 update.

Magic Mouse 2, Magic Keyboard, and Magic TrackPad 3 are coming soon, though not as many expected.

With the release of these new mice, keyboards, and trackpads, which join the Magic family of devices, a small controversy has arisen concerning the connectors they have.

Many expected them to be universal and use a USB Type-C connection, like most accessories currently on the market, but that wasn't the case; the company stuck to its connectors, so these accessories come with Lightning connectors.

These types of connectors are also included in the iPhone and iPad, but as many of you probably know, when it comes to Apple, things aren't usually that simple . They do this to keep their devices completely original, using only Apple products, services, and accessories, in addition to developing their own products that generate significant revenue for the company.

While users generally find this somewhat annoying, as it presents difficulties when switching between Apple products and those from other countries, the company has demonstrated over the years its commitment to the standards that define the Apple brand . Making such a drastic change could generate more losses than benefits.

The number of people who want a universal connector is truly countless; this may become apparent over the years, but competition in the technology market may mean that this desire will never come true.