Apple's rumored iPhone 17 Air model coming later this year could have something in common with the iPhone XR from 2018.

Yes, like all modern models of the iPhone, the iPhone 16e will support wireless charging. However, it doesn’t support MagSafe charging — a feature that has practically become an industry standard.

The charging speed Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 models will offer may disappoint you. Well, at least if the latest report is to be believed, and chances are it’s accurate. The information comes ...

While it could in principle allow one iPhone to charge another, the more practical application is to charge low-power devices like AirPods and the Apple Watch. The feature is relatively common on ...

Rumors of Apple implementing a reverse charging system in the iPhone have resurfaced yet again, this time with claims it's been tested on the iPhone 17 Pro. Apple's iPhone range has had wireless ...

and iPhone 17 Pro Max—will have a 35W wired charging limit. This is not a major upgrade. The iPhone 16 Pro models already showed similar peak speeds. Many users may not notice much difference in ...

The iPhone 17 lineup might not bring the charging speed upgrades some users are hoping for. According to a recent rumor, all the iPhone 17 models—iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro ...

What about wireless charging? Well, that’s another downgrade. The iPhone 16e does not support 15W wireless charging, no. It does support wireless charging, but the brutally slow one from the ...

Finally, all new iPhone models might get 35W fast charging. While it’s far from what some Chinese competitors offer, Apple keeps making it easier to fast charge its phones. That said ...

While the iPhone continues to dominate the American smartphone market, one area where it severely lags behind is in charging speeds. Officially, the current iPhone devices max out at 20W charging ...

The iPhone 17 Pro will bring a more versatile flavor of wireless charging. One that not only allows topping up the phone’s internal battery pack, but will also allow accessories — such as ...