New USB 3 Lightning port on iPad Pro could soon start supporting 29-watt adapters, the same as the 12″ MacBooku. However, USB 3 cables with Lightning konewhich are currently not available on the market, so the technology cannot be used yet and iPad Pro it is not using its full potential, which it could ultimately offer to the user, as it would be able to charge much faster than it does now.
The adapter that comes with the iPad is 12 watts and the included cable supports the older USB 2.0 standard. Unfortunately, you can't even use a USB-C cable from 12″. MacBooku, and so all we can do is wait until Apple will start selling an updated cable and adapter that could not only charge iPad Pro faster, but it would also allow for fast data transfer via USB 3.
Although some manufacturers will try to produce unauthorized USB 3 Lightning cables, it is quite possible that the cable itself iPad Pro will limit the power delivered, so the result will be the same as using a USB 2 cable. In addition, the use of unapproved USB cables for charging is not recommended.
the speed of the new (such as USB3) lightening cable can already be read with the SD reader for the new one iPad Pro! faster charging would really help, after all, they are huge batteries.