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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: The iPhone 15 May Finally Embrace USB-C: What Apple’s Move Means for You

When Apple last changed the iPhone’s charging port, with 2012’s iPhone 5, the move from the 30-pin connector that was first introduced on the iPod to the modern Lightning system was a radical shift. Like its predecessor, the Lightning port was an Apple-created connector, but it offered a host of improvements, not least that it was reversible and 80% smaller than the older option. 

With the iPhone 15 line expected to be announced in a few days, Apple seems poised to change up the iPhone’s ports once again. This time the swap will be away from Lightning in favor of USB-C, the reversible USB standard that’s popular on everything from Android phones and Windows PCs to Apple’s own Macs and iPads. 

For this move from Apple, you can thank the European Union, which adopted a law requiring universal USB-C phone chargers by 2024, thereby forcing the iPhone-maker’s hand. 

In fact, though this shift may mean you’ll need new cables for your iPhone, there are plenty of benefits that USB-C brings that should make the transition much easier. 

Last cable left standing

USB-C also offers perks like much faster charging and data speeds. Wired iPhone charging over a Lightning to USB-C cable (with a 20W or higher power adapter) can generally get the battery to 50% in 30 minutes, per Apple’s support page on the topic. USB-C is capable of charging at a much faster clip, as seen by its use in larger, more powerful devices like laptops. 

For years, Android phones have blown past Lightning charging speeds, with companies like OnePlus and Samsung offering nearly full-battery top-ups in that same 30 minutes. USB-C cables are capable of delivering 100 watts of power with the right power brick, and because of their intercompatibility, you’d likely have no issue taking the charger from your iPad or MacBook and plugging it in to quickly juice up your iPhone. 

A new rumor last week from 9to5Mac said Apple may bump up wired fast charging to 35 watts on some iPhone 15 models. 

For data transfer — useful for people who still back up their data to a computer or transfer photos or videos through a cable — the latest Thunderbolt standard (which uses USB-C as the connector) allows for 40Gbps file transfer. Rumors have popped up that Apple, which helped create Thunderbolt alongside Intel, may bring the technology to the iPhone 15 line. 

It should be noted that while Thunderbolt works through USB-C, Thunderbolt cables and accessories are often more expensive than their regular USB-C counterparts. If you care only about charging, then regular USB-C cables may be the better pick. We have more details on the differences here. 

Even if Apple doesn’t go for full Thunderbolt support, a USB-C connector should have significantly higher limits than Lightning. 

What about ‘Made for iPhone’ and MagSafe? 

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But if Apple is preparing consumers for a new world, it’s possible that this transition helps further the groundwork and enables the company to push the value of MagSafe to more people. Apple has added a new StandBy feature in iOS 17 that turns docked, charging iPhones into little bedside, tabletop clocks. 

And, perhaps in recognizing that it needs the industry’s help to make it commonplace, Apple even worked with the Wireless Power Consortium to bring magnets into the Qi2 wireless charging standard that may start appearing on other devices in the not-too-distant future.

The good news is that these answers should be only a few days away. 

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