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Raspberry Pi Pico 2, our new $5 microcontroller board, on sale now
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They broke all the time and you had to wiggle them often because of shoddy connectivity.
I don't remember much problem with the connectivity with SCART. I do remember wasting many hours dealing with cheaply made cables that didn't even wire all the pins however.
Which come to think of it is now becoming an issue with USB-C cables. At least with SCART the connector could be easily opened for inspection, which became a habit of many an AV tech.
Never broke any. It was a pain to plug in blindly in the back of the TV tho.