The iPhone 15 will feature a USB-C charging port, replacing the Lightning cord, in response to pressure from the EU, making borrowing chargers from older iPhone models more difficult.
The expected move to USB-C on the iPhone 15 may lead a significant number of Android users to switch to iPhones, according to a survey conducted by SellCell.
Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 15 with a USB-C port and updated wireless charging, as well as the Apple Watch Series 9, at its upcoming event.
The iPhone 15's USB-C port and charging cable will likely be limited to a slow data transfer speed of 480 megabytes per second, highlighting the confusion and lack of certification in the USB-C ecosystem.
The newly launched iPhone 15 series supports USB-C to Ethernet adapters, allowing for wired internet connections with faster download speeds than Wi-Fi.
Apple iPhone 15 models shipped with a bug that could render the device inoperable during data transfer, but Apple has provided a solution to reset and restore the device to resolve the issue.
Despite the new features in the iPhone 15 lineup, such as USB-C and improved cameras, Android phones still outperform Apple in terms of charging speed, optical zoom capabilities, and display refresh rate.
The iPhone 15 is praised for its impressive camera, sleek design, and the transition to a USB-C charger, making it one of the best smartphones available and an appealing choice for Android users wanting to switch to iOS.
Apple has replaced the Lightning port on the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus with USB-C, allowing for easier connectivity with accessories and peripherals, and the Pro models support USB-3 speeds for faster data transfer.