The upcoming “iPhone 15” series, set to be announced on September 13th, will feature a change in the charging port, with the adoption of USB-C. This change has both advantages and drawbacks. The benefits include high-speed data transfer of up to 40Gbps, faster device charging, and compatibility with other devices. However, there are also some disadvantages, such as a higher likelihood of damage to the device-side port and confusion due to various USB-C standards. Despite these drawbacks, the switch to USB-C is expected to offer consumers more convenience and compatibility with other devices.
On September 13, the “iPhone 15” series will be announced, and it is expected that the charging port will be changed for the first time since the “iPhone 5” and USB-C will be adopted. Apple-specific US media outlet “Appleinsider” has summarized the advantages and disadvantages of adopting USB-C.
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USB-C Port Introduces in “iPhone 15”
Going back in time, the first iPhone released 16 years ago adopted the 30-pin connector charging port, which was the same as the iPod lineup. Apple only equipped the charging port on the “iPhone,” “iPhone 3G,” “iPhone 3GS,” “iPhone 4,” and “iPhone 4S.”
However, the reaction of the public when the “iPhone 5” switched to the current Lightning port in 2012 was not favorable. This was largely due to the popularity of the 30-pin connector thanks to the iPod. Additionally, the shortage of adapters to convert from