Possibly the most important innovation added to this year’s iPhones is the USB-C connector, which is available on the new iPhone 15 series of phones.
In this piece, we’ll look at some of the less obvious and unusual methods to properly utilize the USB-C port on your brand-new iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Pro. While the USB-C port has certain clear benefits, such as ease, quicker charging, and data transfer rates, we’ll also discuss some of the more evident benefits.
Charging more than your iPhone
Up until last year, the iPhone’s conventional lighting port could only be used to charge the device; other uses were rather limited. Additionally, they took a long time to transfer data to external devices and charge your iPhone.
But with the addition of the USB-C connector to the more recent iPhone 15 models, you will not only get faster and more effective charging but also faster transfer speeds — that is, if you actually acquire a cable that supports it rather than the standard cable that comes in the box of your new iPhone 15.
However, the feature known as “reverse charging,” enables you to connect the USB-C cable’s one end to your iPhone and the other end to any other device, such as another iPhone, your Air Pods, or even an Android Phone, and your iPhone will actually charge those devices, is what steals the show.
When you connect your iPhone to another phone or laptop, Apple has included a neat feature that allows it to detect which device needs less charging and automatically supply or receive power based on the battery level.
seamless storage, retrieval, and transfer of data
You can see how Apple advertises that these gadgets can even be used to shoot full-length movies if you watch the iPhone promotional videos.
