Thank you for your response and explanation.
Apple doesn’t sell USB-A to USB-C Cable correct?
Can this be done with Apple-certified charging cables from Apple.com? Or our only option is to go third party?
We’ll see.But the question is: Are you going to upgrade and let go of your iPhone X? 🤥🤥
Thanks a million. I like the mophie USB-A cable. Maybe I should order it. Appreciate you!You are welcome.
I use this on my devices it works well. Make sure you buy quality not cheap
Apple are moving fromSure, Apple is last to the market with a USB-C port on their smartphone. But I still hold out hope they'll be first to the market with a USB-C port that maintains their legacy of only supporting USB-2.0 speeds. It shows strength of character to stick to a reliable, steady speed like USB 2.0, even if it is slower than the port on the original iPod. It makes you question each 4K video you take, when you consider the transport speed to your Mac, and whether that video is really necessary. Some call it archaic; I call it courage.
Do I see ..titanium?
Can't believe how many people are excited for a substandard port that is going to break a lot. Lightning may be slow for transfers but it is a robust connector, never had one fail. Had the USBCs replaced on my 2017 MBP, both sides and they got far less usage than my phone gets.
Just an adapter:Thank you for your response and explanation.
Apple doesn’t sell USB-A to USB-C Cable correct?
Can this be done with Apple-certified charging cables from Apple.com? Or our only option is to go third party?
Oh wait…revolutionary
all the other brands will now follow
Basically a lighter weight for the same strength, if you want a deep dive:The company is also rumored to be transitioning to a titanium material instead of stainless steel…
What are the advantages of titanium over stainless steel?
They would definitely not be the first. The USB C port is designed specifically to make it simple to use with USB 2 devices.But I still hold out hope they'll be first to the market with a USB-C port that maintains their legacy of only supporting USB-2.0 speeds.
rounded edges toooh so the brushed titanium rumor is true as well???
Basically a lighter weight for the same strength, if you want a deep dive:
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Titanium vs Stainless Steel, What is the Difference?
Titanium and stainless steel are both traditional metals often used in the manufacturing industry today. These two metals are inherently exquisite and bothwww.dekmake.com
That’s probably what will trigger the price increase we were originally expecting for the 14 Pro/Pro Max based on the rumors we began to hear about like a year ago. Goodbye $999 price point.Thank you, a good read! However, this bit is a bit concerning!
“In terms of cost, titanium is relatively more expensive than stainless steel.”
That’s probably what will trigger the price increase we were originally expecting for the 14 Pro/Pro Max based on the rumors we began to hear about like a year ago. Goodbye $999 price point.
Yes, let’s give more money to Cook instead of buying ANY 5$ usb-c charger. Ah yes it can let implode your iphone and everything around it 🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻Love that little 5w charger
Im planning on getting a USB-A to USB-C cable and continue using that little brick overnight with my iPhone 15 Ultra.
Would love for Apple to release a 5W USB-C charging brick as well.