In the previous year’s iPhone update, Apple unveiled a unique 35W Dual USB-C charger, capable of rapidly recharging all current iPhone models. Certain versions of the Apple iPhone 15 are expected to incorporate 35W charging, providing quicker charging capabilities. Presently, the iPhone 14 Pro is restricted to 27W charging, while the standard iPhone 14 accommodates 20W charging. To achieve a full recharge for an iPhone 14 Pro Max using these speeds, it takes approximately two hours.
Reports suggest that several upcoming iPhone 15 models, set to be launched next month, will feature accelerated charging. Similar forecasts have also been made by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, proposing that the company would shift from the Lightning port to USB-C in 2023, enabling faster charging for the iPhone 15 Pro models. However, this feature might only work with Apple-certified cables, as he predicted.
During the previous year, Apple introduced a new 35W Dual USB-C charger, capable of rapidly recharging all current iPhone models.
Apple also sells a 30W USB-C charger, initially designed for the MacBook Air, but also compatible with iPhones and iPads.
The extent to which 35W charging will be available across all iPhone 15 models remains uncertain.
iPhone 15 models are anticipated to showcase a novel design featuring subtly curved edges, along with a more prominent camera bump and slimmer display bezels.
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Expected enhancements for the Pro models include a new Action Button that replaces the Mute/Ring Switch, the A17 Bionic chip, an innovative titanium frame, and improved cameras equipped with a periscope lens for the iPhone 15 Pro Max, as outlined in reports.
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