iPhone 14 does not change USB-C but improves Lightning transfer speed

There are often news that the iPhone will switch to USB-C. The reason is that iPad Air, iPad mini and even iPad Pro have also switched to USB-C. In addition, the European Union requires a unified transmission interface, which puts Lightning under pressure to be eliminated.

In fact, the importance of USB-C is not limited to its interface uniformity. The current transmission speed of Lightning only reaches the level of USB 2.0, which is far less than the level of USB 3.0. However, the iPhone 13 Pro has entered the ProRes era. The capacity of a ProRes 4K video shot for 1 minute can reach 6GB. If it reaches 60GB in 10 minutes, it is a bit slow to use the current Lightning to transfer files to the computer.

News from iDropnews indicates that the iPhone 14 will still use Lightning this year. According to the news, Apple is developing a USB 3.0 speed version of the Lightning connector for the iPhone 14 Pro to increase the transmission speed of the iPhone 14 Pro.

The reason why Apple will still retain Lightning is that it is inseparable from Lightning’s copyright fees. The production of Lightning accessories every year also requires a small fee to be paid to Apple. I believe that until the iPhone enters Before the "fully wireless" era, the iPhone still used Lightning.

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