A new report suggests that the iPhone 15 will ditch the Lightning port in favor of a USB-C port to offer faster charging speeds. However, Apple will still restrict USB-C. Analysts Ming-Chi Kuo reates said that even if the user has a high power plug adapter, if not after MFi certification of cable, the iPhone 15 also may not be able to use high power
The iPhone 15 Pro model will support faster data speeds, while the regular model will still use the slower USB 2.0. Meanwhile, the iPhone 15 will have a new design, including slightly curved edges, narrower bezels around the display and larger camera bumps. The new iPhone is expected to be released in September. Since Apple no longer includes a power adapter, many users will be forced to buy new compatible chargers. Shipments of 20W USB-C power adapters are expected to increase by 120%.
