Apple, known for its innovation, seems to be causing disappointment among its early adopters with its upcoming iPhone 15 release. While experts agree that the new model will feature a USB-C charging port, leaked information suggests that the device will come with a USB 2.0-speed cable, which offers slower data transfer speeds of 480 Mbps. This is a step back from the gigabit speeds users have become accustomed to with Apple’s Thunderbolt ports. It is worth noting that currently, only the iPad Pro supports Thunderbolt 3 capable of 40 Gbps, while other models still use older USB-C models at lower speeds.
The rumors surrounding the iPhone 15’s charging capabilities have left many eagerly anticipating its release feeling let down. However, there are some optimistic rumors suggesting that the iPhone 15 will support faster charging speeds of up to 35W, compared to its predecessor’s 20W. This means the new smartphone could fully charge in just one hour, saving users valuable time. The details about this faster charging feature come from industry sources, but it’s unclear if all iPhone 15 models will support it.
Apple is expected to unveil four variations of the iPhone 15: the standard model, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. The report suggests that at least some of these models will support charging with up to 35W, enabling even faster charging speeds.
While there is a demand for Apple to switch to the universal USB-C charging technology, the change to its charging port is likely to be controversial. Apple’s history of transitioning to new cords and requiring consumers to purchase proprietary versions has resulted in customer complaints in the past. Ultimately, the choice of charging cable will be left up to the consumer, with the option to pay extra for a faster charging experience.
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