Apple's 2019 iPhone models will be furnished with a Lightning connector instead of a USB-C port, as per a report from Macotakara (by means of 9to5Mac). Past reports had asserted that Apple was trying "a few forms" of the current year's telephone with a USB-C connector. A year ago, Macotakara, which has associations with both the Asian production network and Asian adornment makers, effectively anticipated that the 2018 iPad Pro would drop Lightning for USB-C.


Macotakara's report likewise guarantees that the current year's telephones will indeed incorporate Apple's standard 5W USB-A charger in the case with each telephone. Assuming genuine, it implies that by and by you'll have to purchase a different USB-C to Lightning link and a power block that underpins USB-C Power Delivery on the off chance that you need to almost certainly quick charge your $1,000 iPhone.

Apple's choice to stay with Lightning over USB-C wouldn't astound. Indeed, the iPad Pro did the switch, however at this point Apple is situating it as a workstation substitution it should be made perfect with an assortment of center points and adornments that are intended for USB-C PCs. In the interim, the iPhone has no such aspirations, which means it's sufficiently served by its current biological system of Lightning connector adornments.

In any case, the choice to stay with the 5W USB-A power block is all the more disappointing. Apple has offered quick charging in its telephones since 2017's iPhone 8, yet has never incorporated the equipment required for it in the container, even as its gadgets have crawled past the $1,000 mark. That choice appeared well and good when USB-A still ruled, however in a period where each MacBook display has now made the hop to USB-C it's a training that is progressively obsolete.