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One of the biggest news iPhone 15 Pro will definitely come USB-C portu. He is Apple had to deploy it willy-nilly because of the European Union, but on the other hand it will be beneficial for us not only in terms of battery unification, but also in terms of data transfer and charging speed. Let's see how fast charging and data transfer will be for iPhone 15 Pro against iPhone 14 Pro.

Recently, there has been much speculation that Apple will use for iPhone 15 Pro Thunderbolt 4 interface, which is of course compatible with USB-C portIf this really happens, then the data transfer speed through this port will be 40 Gbps, which means it will be 83 times faster than before. Apple used to this day Lightning port whose speed is limited to only 480 Mbps, just like USB 2.0. Even if Apple used the slowest possible speed USB-C portu, which is the USB 3.2 standard, the speed of this port would be 4,8 GBps, i.e. 10x faster than u iPhone 14 Pro.

Another thing that concerns us about the new USB-Conewhich one iPhone 15 Pro They are interested in charging speed, which will also change compared to the current speed of the Lightning port. iPhone 14 Pro has unofficially maxminimum charging power 27W. In case of iPhone 15 Pro it should be 35W. However, we encounter one problem here, which is that when iPhone 14 Pro connect a charger with 35W poweronem, you will charge it faster than the one with 30W capacityoneHowever, anything above 27W should not affect the charging speed.

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So it's quite hard to say how far Apple will go to iPhone 15 Probecause the charging speed does not affect the power with which the phone can charge, but mainly the temperature its battery can withstand and when it starts to overheat, and the phone simply automatically waits for the moment when the battery temperature decreases to charge. iPhone 14 Pro you can charge from 0% to 100% using a 35W adapter in 1:52 hours. Using a 20W adapter, it takes 1:55 hours. From 0% to 50%, it takes iPhone 14 Pro approximately 30 minutes.

When iPhone 15 Pro Charging from 0% to 50% should take approximately 25 minutes, and charging from 0% to 100% should take slightly over an hour and a half. So there will definitely be an acceleration, but it may not be as drastic a difference as people would expect. By the way, you can read about the charging speed and the test with a 5W, 20W, 30W and 35W adapter in the following article.

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