• gila
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    02 years ago

    It’s the ports, they force USB2.0 speeds (same as lightning) unless you get the Pro (this is unverified)

    • @SirQuackTheDuck@lemmy.world
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      42 years ago

      they force USB2.0 speeds (same as lightning) unless you get the Pro (this is unverified)

      Not as much force, it’s just the chip in there isn’t good.

      It’s very verified by the way, it’s in the Tech Specs.

      IPhone 15: usb 2 to 480 Mbps (source)
      IPhone 15 Pro: usb 3 up to 10 Gbps (source)

    • @k5nn@lemm.ee
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      2 years ago

      Wait so if it’s not apple’s cable you’re throttled to usb 2.0 speeds?

      • gila
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        12 years ago

        Nothing to do with the cable, the port on the device is a USB-C port that is limited to USB2.0 speeds. Whereas the iPhone Pro has one that can do USB3.0 speeds. This seems to have been recently verified by the tech specs on Apple website btw