iPhone 15 USB-C Cable has no MFI

Apple’s recently unveiled iPhone 15 models come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Apple is changing the iPhone 15 to use USB-C instead of the lightning port. They won’t need third-party cables to be MFi certified. This means that users can use a third-party USB-C cable to charge their iPhone 15, regardless of Apple’s approval.

The regular iPhone 15 models have USB 2.0, which can transfer data at a speed of 480Mbps. The regular iPhone 15 models have USB 2.0, which transfers data at 480Mbps.

The iPhone 15 Pro models have a newer chip and a USB-C port. The USB-C port supports USB 3 and transfers data at up to 10Gbps. This speed is 20 times faster than the regular models. This is 20 times faster than the regular models.

The Apple iPhone 15 series can charge up to 50% of the battery in about 30 minutes with 20W fast charging. It can charge even faster charging speed with higher-power adapters. Furthermore, you can use the iPhone’s USB-C port to charge Apple Watch or AirPods.

This is a great change, as it will give users more flexibility and choice in charging their iPhones. Users will also find it easier to find replacement cables if they break or lose their original cable.

With the absence of MFi certification for the iPhone 15’s USB-C cable, users may have concerns about its compatibility and reliability, especially when compared to the trusted MFi-certified cables Apple has provided in the past. MFi certification typically includes rigorous testing and adherence to Apple’s proprietary standards, designed to prevent potential issues like overcharging, data transfer problems, or damage to connected devices.

To mitigate these concerns, users should be sure to purchase USB-C cables from reputable brands that offer a warranty. They should also avoid using extremely cheap or poorly made cables, as these may be more likely to cause problems.