Does anybody know what version of USB-C it uses? Is it the old version that is equivalent to the lightning cable, or the new and faster version? null

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Jace239 · Accepted Answer

There's no current details regarding what specific USB version it uses (USB-C describes the connector, not how fast the port goes), however that shouldn't really matter as you're not transferring data across that port like you would on an iPhone 15 (which has a USB-C port at USB 2 speeds due to a lack of a USB 3 support on the A16 Bionic since it was last years iPhone 14 Pro SOC which used lightning) and on an iPhone 15 Pro (which has USB-C at USB 3.2 Gen 2 speeds since the A17 Pro was designed with that capability in mind). If you're speaking about charging speeds, I highly doubt (but it's not confirmed) that it's going to go faster than the current 5W limit since the battery isn't that large.

Answered by Jace239 2 years ago

If you're speaking about charging speeds, I highly doubt (but it's not confirmed) that it's going to go faster than the current 5W limit since the battery isn't that large.

Raekuan · Answer

If your asking about the charging it is just as fast as the lightning port ones also come with Magsafe case.

TedP · Answer

Uses the newer and faster version.

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Yes, it uses USB-C.

“Does anybody know what version of USB-C it uses? Is it the old version that is equivalent to the lightning cable, or the new and faster version?”

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