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A7iii Power via USB not fully inserted.??

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Hi,

I have a new A7iii.

The lead supplied ,a USB doesn't seem to go right into the camera... there is about 3 mm of the metal end in view, it feels like it doesn't go in solidly... it works and charges, but seems a bad design... also the plastic cover for the socket is a pain, cos it gets in the way... though that is NOT what is stopping the USB cable to go all the way ..any thoughts

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I might have a similar problem with my newly bought RMT-VP1K. The plug (multi) doesn't fully insert and the remote doesn't work. See attached picture. 

 

 

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