This continues Apple’s strategy of further bifurcating the iPhone lineup between Pro and non-Pro models.Īs such, Kuo reports that the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max (or Ultra?) will feature “at least USB-C 3.2 or Thunderbolt 3” data transfer speeds. This means data transfer speeds will be capped at 480 Mbps.
Kuo says that the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will retain the same USB 2.0 transfer speeds as Lightning. We’re already expecting the base model iPhone 15, and iPhone 15 Plus, to have their data transfer speeds capped to USB 2.0 – while the Pro models will get dramatically faster transfers. Foxconn already in mass production accessories like EarPods and cables Cables w no MFI will be software limited in data and charging speed. However, ShrimpApplePro – who established credibility with Dynamic Island and iPhone 14 RAM leaks – says there will be a catch. That’s set to change with the iPhone 15, when Apple will finally replace Lightning with USB-C for wired charging and data transfer. The iPad made the switch from Lightning to USB-C in 2018, with the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models.īut the iPhone continued to use a Lightning port all the way up to the current iPhone 14. The company went all-in on USB-C ports in the MacBook Pro a year later, before backtracking a bit in 2021 by restoring MagSafe, HDMI, and SD card slots. ShrimpApplePro, who got hardware details right for the iPhone 14, says that we’ll need to use a new lineup of MFi USB-C cables to get full functionality … Apple’s switch to USB-CĪpple began its switch to USB-C with Macs, the 12-inch MacBook being the first model to get the then-new port back in 2015. But a leaker with a decent track record warns that there may be a catch.
Those of us who’ve been waiting impatiently for a USB-C iPhone, so we can finally use a single set of cables for all our Apple devices, will be getting our wish in this year’s iPhone 15 lineup.
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