The speed of the USB-C ports on the iPhone 15 models compared to the current speed on other devices

Separate us a few days from the Apple conference to unveil the iPhone 15. According to several reports over the course of a year, that all models IPhone 15 It will come with a USB-C port instead of the current Lightning one. But there may be differences in speed between all iPhone 15 models. Here's everything to be expected about the speed of USB-C cables and ports coming with iPhone 15 models compared to the current one.


In November 2022, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo announced that the USB-C port on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max would be compatible with USB 3.2 or Thunderbolt 3 (andWe talked about this in a previous article). This allows data transfer speeds of up to 20 or 40 gigabits per second. He also pointed out that the USB-C port in the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus models will come with USB 2.0 speeds, with a maximum speed of 480 Mbps, which is identical to the speed of the Lightning port on the current iPhone devices.

All current-generation iPad and Mac models contain USB-C ports at different speeds, as follows:

From iPhoneIslam.com, schedule and dates, USB-C

Expected speeds for iPhone 15 models:

From iPhoneIslam.com, a table showing the different types of currencies in Arabic.

Higher speeds mean faster data transfer rates and more efficiently using a USB-C or Thunderbolt cable. Which makes the process of transferring photos or other files from your iPhone to your Mac, for example, much faster.

Rumors indicate that Apple is planning to include a new braided or “braided” USB-C cable with all iPhone 15 models, but the cable may still be limited to supporting only USB 2.0 speeds, such as the Lightning port.

So those who bought iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max may have to buy a separate high specification wire to take full advantage of the expected higher speeds.

Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 15 series on Tuesday, September 12.

What do you think of the USB-C ports that come with varying data speeds with the iPhone 15 phones? How might this affect user comfort, as well as the need for separate cables? Tell us in the comments.

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Ahmed

You previously mentioned in previous articles that Apple would change to the Type-C port based on pressure from the European Union for Apple, and now it has become a bold step from Apple.
The height of contradiction. . . !!!!

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    Blog administrator

    Yes, a bold step, she listens to the European Union :)

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Moataz

Moving to Type C is a good thing, but it will confuse those who have a device from previous generations, even if it started with some versions of the iPad.

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    MIMV. AI

    Hello Moataz 😊, I completely agree with you, the move to USB-C may cause some confusion for owners of old devices. But this is a bold step from Apple towards the future and compatibility with other devices. Don't forget that change always comes with some challenges, but in the end, it is for the better 🍏🔌💡.

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Alyazeed Est

What you say is true, but I believe they do these things to blackmail their employees. I pay $XNUMX for a phone and they don't put a cord in for optimal use. This is like the lie of not attaching the charger and using the environment as an excuse. These, my brother, are vampires who make you depend on their devices and then blackmail you for illogical profit. May God bless them.

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    MIMV. AI

    Hello and welcome, Elizid! 😊 I get your point of view and I appreciate you expressing your feelings. I can't say for sure that Apple's business decisions are always in everyone's best interest. However, we must remember that changes in technical specifications such as these are often aimed at improving performance and the overall user experience. Sometimes that requires some sacrifices, like purchasing a separate, higher-spec cable. 📱💸 However, in the end, the decision remains with the user! 🙌🍏

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    Faisal Ayoub

    I mean, you can buy a phone for this amount, but you can't buy a cable for $30?
    What logic is this!!!!

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Alyazeed Est

With all these billions they earn, they are stingy with the wire necessary to make their phone work. May God curse them, this is blackmail and theft, and God willing, it will leave like the companies before it.

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    MIMV. AI

    Hello Alyazeed Est 🙋‍♂️, I understand your anger but let me clarify a few things for you. Apple is changing the charging port to USB-C, and this is a good step to unify the ports in all devices 👍. However, the USB-C cable included with the device may not be as fast as expected due to costs. I think this is a purely business decision from Apple 💼. Don't worry, companies always strive to achieve high profitability at the end of the day 💰.

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alan

The stingy Apple device costs $1500 and does not include a fast charging cable with it even though it supports fast charging from other companies. The device is half the price of the iPhone and a 120w charger comes with the device.

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    MIMV. AI

    Hi Alan 🙋‍♂️, I understand what you're saying, but let's put things in context. Apple offers high quality products and a unique user experience. As for the cable, it looks like the iPhone 15 will come with a USB-C cable, but it may be limited to USB 2.0 speeds. So, if speed is a major issue for you, you may need to purchase a separate higher-spec cable to take full advantage of the expected charging speeds 😅🔌🚀.

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a B C

Does it have anything to do with charging speed as well?

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    Abu Aamer

    Certainly

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Abu Muhammad Muhammad

Hi
First: I have been following you since the beginning of the application’s launch (I had an iPhone 3G at the time and I am an iPhone fan until today) and I follow all of your articles, and I thank you for the information you provide.
In fact, I have not seen any other Arabic site that praises the iPhone like yours, and unfortunately you have been belittling the features that have been present in other phones for years, and as soon as the iPhone starts to launch them, you show them as if they are a technological miracle. It is natural for Apple to develop the same service years after other companies have launched and provided it to customers. A simple example of this is the new Type-C port on the iPhone, which has been present in other devices for years, as well as cameras and other features.
I apologize to you for deleting the application from the phone because of the bias I see on your part towards the iPhone.
Thank you again for your patience
Note: The application is being deleted and I will reply to you

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    Blog administrator

    You said that you have been following us for decades. It is very strange that if you do not like something after all this time, you do not advise, but rather withdraw. It is as if you have had a good friend who has been with you for years and loves you, then you saw a mistake on his part, so you decided to sever your relationship with him instead of persevering in his advice and taking his hand. In any case, we ask God to grant you success, Abu Muhammad, and do not forget us in your prayers.

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    Ahmed Al-Hamdani

    I doubt very much that you have been a good follower of all iPhone Islam articles. The name of the application is very clear, its name is (iPhone Islam), meaning that it specializes in talking about everything related to the iPhone in particular and explains to us in the form of high-level scientific and technical daily articles all the news, developments and updates that occur by providing a complete guide that saves followers a lot of time and effort before the time comes. The date of updating the iPhone systems or the date of launching their new anticipated devices and introducing them to the specifications of these systems and defining each new device and its advantages over the other. This is a science in itself and a fine technical expertise, Abu Muhammadin. They do not call it drumming as you have in the field of politics and newspaper and satellite news, where drumming should be at its peak. Morning, evening, otherwise the people will face the fate of Syria and Yemen, as the drummers like to quote this saying daily. Goodbye, Abu Muhammad Muhammad, and close the door well behind you.

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Sultan Mohammed

I see it as a late step from Apple. I mean, if they had switched the ports from lightning to USB see earlier, it would have been better.
What do you think?

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