iPhone-15’s ‘C Port Charging’; What is the benefit or the loss?
The explosive entry of iPhone-15 has enthralled the fans of Apple mobile phones where many surprising features have been introduced in this phone and for the first time “Cport charging” has been placed which has the advantages and You must be aware of the pitfalls. Apple has fulfilled the 11-year-old demand of users by placing a USB charging “C-Port” in the iPhone-15. In this way, the warning of the European Union that it convinced mobile companies that from now on only mobile phones with C port will be allowed. Note that USB Type-C is a connector for universal charging and data transfer. And this is probably the last cable that will be used in all future phones. Apple has forced its customers to buy unique and innovative cables for charging before, but this time, the phones already have them. These are the things that will help you charge your new iPhone. To get the fastest charging speed on the iPhone 15, you need a USB-C charger of at least 20W. If you have a 2015 MacBook or a 2018 iPad Pro, their USB-C chargers will ease the hassle and save you an additional $15. A port, so you’ll probably need a magnifying glass to try to read the USB-A-to-C cable and its power output settings to connect to your new iPhone. USB-A chargers are approx. 18W but these are relatively rare. Similarly, the small white cubes used in the Apple iPhone 11 can have chargers of up to 5W or 10W, but they will take a long time to charge. It’s time to buy a new charger for the iPhone 15, but USB-C cables aren’t something that comes cheap. Shopping for a USB-C cable is something to be careful about, as some cables can charge the MacBook Pro faster. There are but it will be very slow in data transfer and some can transfer data faster but not useful for daily charging. So it is almost impossible to tell which cables do what. There is so much fraud online that it is very difficult to find a cable that is perfect for your iPhone. When shopping for a cable, try and see if the manufacturer uses a logo or at least states that the cable USB-IF certified (and if correct, their cable should show up on the USB product search site). As for looking for specific types of cables, here’s the incredibly short version: Charging So you need a USB-C-to-C cable, USB 2.0, six or 10 feet long, ideally USB-IF-certified. Similarly, charging ratings higher than 60W are difficult, but 60W, 100W, or 240W There isn’t much difference in price between cables rated for , and a higher-rated cable will work just fine for a phone. Don’t worry about data transfer speeds for this cable. You are not transferring data with it. Seaport charging is said to be an eco-friendly cable and the future is only for this charger.
