A new fresh report comes from Chinese social network Weibo, which claims that Apple could ship the new USB-C power adapters that come with USB-C to Lightning cables with faster charging capabilities for this year’s iPhone lineups. The redesigned 18W power adapter will enable iPhones to fast charge using the feature.
Several testings showed that USB-C fast charging would allow an iPhone to charge from 0-50% in roughly 30 minutes. Essentially – in such charging speeds could deliver an 80% charge in just an hour. As of now, this kind of fast charging feature is only available for the iPhone 8/8 Plus models, iPhone X, and iPad Pros.
Apple’s 29W USB-PD charger was first offered in 2015, it was the MacBook’s standard charger. The upcoming charger will mark the fourth USB-PD charger, it is also the first one developed for mobile devices. Meanwhile, many other Android devices already support the fast charging far ahead of Apple.
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