Unlike automotive connectors, which are robust under vibration and wide temperature ranges, and medical connectors, which require absolute purity in life-threatening situations, the requirements for connectors in consumer electronics can be summarized into a core contradiction: achieving higher performance, lower cost, and sufficient durability within a space that approaches physical limits. It doesn't pursue the ultimate in any single metric, but rather seeks the most radical balance between space, performance, cost, and reliability within the framework of mass production and commercialization.