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The USB-C port in the iPhone 15 series marks a significant leap, offering more than just fast charging. Apple unveiled that your iPhone 15 can now serve as a charging hub for your Apple AirPods and Watch, embracing reverse charging capabilities.
Moreover, contrary to previous speculations, iPhone 15 users can charge their devices with any USB Type-C cable supporting Power Delivery, breaking free from the limitations of exclusive “Made for iPhone” cables.
For those wielding the iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max, rejoice in the USB 3.2 port enabling lightning-fast data transfers of up to 10Gbps. Yet, Apple ships the phone with a USB 2.0 cable, prompting a separate purchase for harnessing this cutting-edge speed.
Beyond charging and data transfers, the iPhone 15’s USB-C port extends its reach to connect with external devices like storage drives, Macs, iPads, and more. It’s a versatile gateway that amplifies the iPhone’s connectivity and functionality.