From that link:
USB-A is on the left (into your computer), lightning is on the right (goes into the ear-phones) .
USB-A is the "older" depreciated standard with the larger plug. Micro-USB is a newer standard. But if you think "normal/standard USB" that's A.
I'm guessing your computer puts out enough amps on the port to charge those buds. But to answer that I need specs on the computer's ports, not just the buds. Generally, I've even powered an e-cig with an old computer's USB port (we used to have USB e-cigs...lol...I think they took USB 2.0 or 3.0 for power). I can't believe these things take that many amps with such a small battery, so you should be OK. Worst case is that you use a 5-V USB wall-wart thing like we often do with e-cig stuff.
You'll need bluetooth of course, and also, if you scroll down on the reviews on these are a bit mixed. Of concern is the 2" charging cable quote (although the pic above implies at least a bit more).
I was just concerned whether a "regular" usb port would work, and apparently it will. If my computer doesn't have enough power (i'm pretty sure it does), I have a wall usb charger and that should work. I'll be connecting it to my fitbit where I have my music stored that I connect now with bluetooth to my earbuds I currently have.
Yes, I saw the issue with the charging cable and I've already found one with good reviews that will replace the one that comes in the box.
thx, Atty
