The time of lightning in the smartphone sector is finally over: with the iPhone 15, Apple is making a move towards USB-C, so that you no longer need an extra cable with the iPhone. Of course, the manufacturer introduced suitable cables, but they are quite expensive.
As part of Apple Wanderlust launch event Introduced some new products including a new USB-C charging case for the new iPhones, Apple Watch Series 9 and AirPods Pro. Additionally, the manufacturer has shown fit for the new USB-C cable iPhone 15 series considered. After all, these are the first smartphones from the manufacturer with a corresponding connection. use of USB-C But that’s hardly surprising since Apple is forced to do so by a new EU regulation.
The scope of delivery includes a 1 meter cable Correct (charging) performance The unknown manufacturer from Cupertino offers an optional 1-meter charging cable that supports a maximum charging power of 60 watts and on which USB 2.0 standard Accordingly, the USB 3.0 port on the Pro models cannot be used to its full potential. The cable costs 25 euros and is therefore significantly more expensive than comparable cables.
You can also find a two-meter-long cable in online stores that supports up to 240 watts. Here too, only USB 2.0 speeds are supported; The cable also has a plastic braided covering. Apple needs it A proud 35 euros. Thunderbolt 4 cables, which enable USB 3.0 speeds (10 Gbit/s), are significantly more expensive. The manufacturer charges 80 euros for the meter model, 150 euros for a 1.80 meter cable and 150 euros for a three meter long cable. 180 euros. This means that cables are overpriced compared to readily available alternatives.
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