Should I use an Android phone cable for my iPhone 15?

Apple's switch to a charging port could be a game-changer for the iPhone. Not only does it speed up the charging of the iPhone, but users can now record ProRes video directly to an external device for convenient, easy storage.

With the iPhone 15 version, it supports a USB-Type C 2.0 connection port with a speed of 480 Mbps, equivalent to the Lightning port. With the more advanced versions of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, it uses USB-Type C 3.0 with a transmission speed of up to 10Gbps, allowing users to move files much faster and smoother.

Right at the time the iPhone 15 was launched on technology forums, phone users, especially the iFan community, had heated debates about whether or not to use an Android phone cable for this phone.

To address the concerns, Apple has announced on its website that iPhone 15 users can use USB-C charging cables and chargers that comply with the USB-Type C standard to charge the phone.

To optimize battery charging time, iPhone users should still use Apple's charging cable.

Some research and testing by many experts shows that charging cables from Samsung, Xiao and ASUS can charge the iPhone 15 because they follow Apple charger standards.

As for Realme and Vivo chargers, they follow different standards so they cannot charge iPhone 15.

So basically Android phone charging cable can be used for iPhone 15 if it is manufactured according to Apple standards, and iPhone charging cable can also charge Android phones.

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Dinh Trung (synthesis)