More annoyingly, Apple doesn't offer specs for the wire that comes with the iPhone 15 Pro and it very well might be the same one-meter USB-C Charge Cable that’s capped to USB 2 speeds.

Lightning is comparable to USB 2.0, so it's stuck with a maximum transfer speed of 480Mbps. By comparison, ... Apple USB-C to Lightning 3.2ft Cable— $17.95 on Amazon; ...

Although Apple introduced a "USB 3.0 host mode" to some Lightning-based devices in 2015, the only Apple accessory it works with is the Lightning camera adapter.Most Lightning connections use about ...

‌iPhone 15‌ models equipped with USB-C instead of Lightning were in testing as early as January 2022, and all designs after March 2022 focused on a USB-C port. Apple's transition to USB-C on ...

Be careful: If you pick up this USB-C cable from Apple, for example, it only supports USB 2.0 speeds—great for the iPhone 15, but not for the more capable 15 Pro.

Cheap chargers may take longer for data transfers, noted Friend who offered this tip: a USB-C 3.0 (Thunderbolt) cable from Apple should be your go-to for the fastest iPhone 15 Pro data transfer ...

USB-C to Lightning (1.5 m) in Bolt ... the USB-C to USB-C cable works with Apple ... It can charge at up to 60 watts when used with compatible devices and data speeds top out at USB 2.0 rates. The ...

That's the big reason Apple could mostly justify shipping an iPhone 15 with a USB 2.0 cable. Now, for serious data hogs, the kind of person who's shooting many gigabytes of 4K ProRes video, a ...

We've covered many successful attempts over the years, but even I was surprised to see PC gaming's arguably greatest shooter running on an Apple Lightning to HDMI adapter. Yep, just the adapter.

These adapters were required after Apple moved to Lightning from the old 30-pin connector which had dedicated pins for HDMI output. As the USB 2.0 link used with Lightning does not have the ...

However, you won’t get that speed out of the box because Apple is shipping a USB 2.0 cable with a type-C port. During the keynote, Apple said that users will have to use “an optional USB 3 ...

While many people eventually realized they don't need a USB-A to USB-C Apple cable to run CarPlay – and pretty much any cable would do, as long as it wasn't charging-only – the criticism has ...