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iPhone 15 Charge Test - USB C vs Thunderbolt Cable
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2023
- Will the USB C cables make a difference to the iPhone 15 Pro charging speedings?
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15 Pros dont have thunderbolt, the charging speeds will be the same, the only things that changes between the USB C 2.0 and the other USB C 3.0 is the transfer speeds, for files etc not charging
Yup. To add to that, the iPhone 15 will take 20W-30W at max and a compliant USB-C cable will deliver 60W at minimum, so any cable will do when it comes to charging. Cheers to SimplyPops for reporting his results honestly. It's good supporting data.
Using the thunderbolt cable will transfer a bit faster since iPhone 15 Pro's aren't usb 3.0, they are usb 3.2 gen 2
@@yahir03c A Thunderbolt cable doesn’t do anything for an iPhone 15 Pro that a USB 3.2 Gen 2 cable can’t already do, and the latter is much cheaper.
Is 3.2 Gen 2 a 100w capable standard? I know that’s one of the big draws to thunderbolt compared to USB, that you can fast-charge and data transfer 10GBS
@@Brianmatthewward USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 will transfer data at 10Gbps. USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 will double that to 20Gbps. As far as power delivery, that will vary across USB 3.2 Gen 2 cables. Now that we've got USB4 and 240w power delivery over USB-C, Thunderbolt doesn't offer any special value in the context of charging or data transfer speeds.
USB 2 and 3 are data transfer speeds. USB-pd governs the charging speeds. Also since the iPhone doesn’t have a thunderbolt port, the thunderbolt cable will function in usb3 mode.
The 15 Pro's are USB 3.2 Gen 2 not USB 3.0
@@yahir03c same speed charge 20-30w
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Shouldve tried the thunderbolt cable in a Macbook pro charging brick for this.
Using the iPhone 15 Plus with its outstanding battery life as a timer is both funny and ironic for the purpose of the video 😅
Thank you for this test, man!! I was waiting for it!!
both cables would deliver the same charging speed as the charger is limited to 20w, of course they will be precisely the same. You should use 30w/35w charger to do the test instead.
It wouldn’t matter since the phones themselves are limited to 20 watts and won’t accept a higher wattage.
I just got my pro max yesterday so far I love the white titanium , lighter and type c is game changer I threw away my lighting cables lol😂😂😂😂 now I can carry one type c charger for my iPad Pro, MacBook and 15 pro max 😁
One cable to rule them all
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THE SCREEN WAS ON, it was not the always on, it was THE SCREEN. Of course this is not a scientific test, but i would start the test again!!
Absolutely stupid test. He could've repeated it.
is it normal that the cable is kind of wobbly when i plug it in? i bought the iphone 15 today and its wobbly.
This result matches the logic as the difference between the two cables is just the different data transferring speeds.
Is there any advantage in using type c usb 4.0 instead of 3.2 for transferring data? Does it happen faster? Or is it waste of money to purchase usb 4.0?
iPhone 15 Pro only support USB Type-C 3.2 Gen 2, and not USB 4.0 or thunderbolt 4. For transferring data even you use cable USB 4.0 the speed will limit in USB Type-C 3.2 Gen 2. but in the future I think iPhone Pro series will support USB 4.0 or thunderbolt 4 like iPad Pro. that's good investment if you buying that cable.
Anyone knows why the type c cable says 60W (on the box) while the transformer is just 20W😫
Okay can someone break this down for me because I've been confused and haven't been able to find a good answer, is it the iPhone port or just the cable limiting the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus to USB 2.0 transfer speeds If I use a more capable cable on a iPhone 15 or 15 Plus can I get USB 3.0 performance out of it?
**CHARGING SPEEDS**
The USB-C cable that you use to charge your phone has no affect on charging speeds, because the minimum power delivery of a USB-C cable far exceeds what the iPhone 15 can accept. Officially, all four of the new iPhone 15 models take 20W. Unofficially, it may actually be 27W-35W depending on which source you're reading. All compliant USB-C cables will deliver 60W at minimum.
What matters is the USB-C power adapter you're using at the other end of the USB-C cable. A 35W adapter will cover all possible bases, ensuring that your phone charges as fast as possible. If you have power adapters laying around that deliver even more power, those are fine too. Your iPhone 15 will treat a 240W power adapter exactly the same way as it does a 35W power adapter. It will only draw what it can use.
**DATA TRANSFER SPEEDS**
The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus use USB 2.0 for their USB-C port which has a data transfer limit of 480Mbps. There's no such thing as a compliant USB-C cable that will transfer less than that, so any USB-C cable will do.
The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max use USB 3.2 Gen 2 for their USB-C port which has a data transfer limit of 10Gbps. You will have to purchase a USB-C cable that's capable of transferring 10Gbps separately in order to take advantage of this, as the one packaged with the phone is USB 2.0 which will limit you to 480Mbps. Early results show that not all 10Gbps USB-C cables will transfer at the 10Gbps when connected to an iPhone 15 Pro. Investigations are underway to determine why this is. Unless I missed it, Apple doesn't sell one. The next step up from their USB-C USB 2.0 cables is Thunderbolt.
Speaking of which...
**THUNDERBOLT**
Unless you have another use for a Thunderbolt cable, there's no reason to purchase one for your iPhone 15 for charging or transferring data. It doesn't have Thunderbolt, and the cable offers no benefits, as the power delivery (100W) and data transfer speeds (40Gbps) delivered by Thunderbolt 3 and Thunderbolt 4 far exceed what the iPhone 15 is capable of accepting. Thunderbolt will not charge the battery any faster or transfer speeds any faster on an iPhone 15.
Thanks for that information! 🔥😎📱
So what's the absolute best charger and charging cable? I see videos people claiming to get above normal, but no direct indication of what cable and charger using on the iPhone 15 pro max , looking to buy
@@kurtsteven6531 I like Anker and Tripp-Lite, but only because of their build quality and reputation. Unless we're talking about cheap non-compliant no-name brands and/or obviously cheap materials, there is no "best" charger or cable when it comes to USB-C power delivery honestly. As long as the manufacturer adheres to USB-C standards, they'll all fundamentally work the same way. Differences only emerge when we're transferring data.
*Charging cables* - You don't have to worry about USB 2.0, USB 3.1, Thunderbolt, or any of that when it comes to USB-C charging cables. A USB-C cable is going to deliver at least double the power of what an iPhone 15 Pro Max will draw either way. People really like Anker's braided USB-C cables because they stand up to a lot of abuse, but they will charge your iPhone 15 Pro Max no slower or faster than any other compliant USB-C cable.
*Charging adapters* - If you want your phone to charge as fast as possible (not everyone does!), get a 30W. Apple, Anker and Tripp-Lite all make good ones in my personal experience, as do many other brands. When in doubt, Google the brand name you're looking at -- if every result points to Amazon, there's a higher likelihood that it isn't going to be great unless we're talking about Amazon Basics, which is generally a solid budget option.
Jaki kabel polecasz, bądź markę do zwykłego iphone 15. Anker?
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U need to change the watts to higher to test the charging speed !! Try 100 watts brick
Спасибо!
Hey bro which charger do you use to charge your iPhone and please do share your battery health right now
He uses Apple original certified chargers, any other mimick or 3rd party that you may use will just damage your battery or the voltage thatnis being put in your battery will not last longer either.
Thunderbolt cable alone wouldn’t make any difference to any phone or device Apple or any other brand unless you’re going to use a Thunderbolt cable with a phone or a device which also must have a Thunderbolt interface ( port ). So Thunderbolt cable and Thunderbolt device or a phone must match and sink with each other.
Usb 3 is not the same as thunderbolt. Nor does the 15 pro or pro max have thunderbolt.
Hey can you test 12w charging too? It seems like Apple has possibly disabled and slowed 12w charging on usb-c.
No, not Apple. USB A just doesn’t support that level of power safely. It has to do with specifications and standards. It’s complicated.
I love my 15 Pro so far
Is your battery lasting? I went from a 14 pro max to a 15 pro and I feel like the battery sucks compared to the max
The max series batteries are bigger than just the 14&15 pros so it won’t last as long
Use a higher watt pd charger with thunderbolt cable, then there will be differences.
The charging power of the iPhone is limited to 25W. Even using a 60W charger and a 60W charging cable, the charging effect is relatively ordinary.
Do the same test with Pro Max
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Bro your using the same charger
Dawg the fact that on device costing 800$ (Base iPhone 15) they decided put old ass USB 2.0 that even none Android is using since like 2018-19 is straight up funny and spitting into consumers mouth.
Why don’t u test with I phone 15 promax
The years ago. The apple is not fast charging in android's charger just only 12w and 5w
The woven 1 meter USB-C cable that comes with the iPhone 15 series tops out at 60 watts. The Thunderbolt cable tops out at 100 watts. The iPhone 15 Pro tops out at 20 watts regardless. The iPhone 15 Pro Max tops out at 27 watts. When it comes to charging, nothing has changed from previous years. The only difference is the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max supports faster data transfers of 10Gbps.
Should have used a 30w or higher charger
20W is enough
use a 100w charger with tb4 cable and see if its any faster vs 20w plus usbC2.0 cable
It’s not. More scientific methods from Chargerlab showed that the 1 meter woven cable tops out at 60 watts and the Thunderbolt cable tops out at 100 watts, both when charging a MacBook Pro. They also showed that the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro tops out at 20 watts even when using a 140 watt charger.
Bro why not use a higher watt brick so we can actually see if the 3.0 cable is able to pull more than 20w
It wouldn’t matter since the phone itself limits you to 20 watts. Only the Pro Max accepts a higher wattage of around 27 watts.
Thunderbolt is actually faster . Its due to the heating the iphone restricts fast charging.
Correct me if i’m wrong the difference can come from the fact that the battery capacity is not 100% ( even if its the same model ) the same and can slightly vary from phone to phone
so... there's no difference
@@pujeans9862 correct
Actually the orignal comment is correct, but the difference is 2 to 3 minutes
thunderbolt is for the data
This test will not work for charging. They both will be the same. Do test with data transfer.
Iphone 15 pro gaming test??
Coming soon!
I think it’s a way to generate more revenues by telling us it will charge more 😂
PlssSSS TEST new 70 w Adapter for iphone 15 pro 😊
Would be a waste of time since the iPhone still tops out at 20 watts regardless of the charger.
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Using a 20W adapter for both cables isn’t proving anything 🙄
Well I'd have liked to see the 30 watt charger that I believe Apple also sells. Not sure if it'd have changed things much, but I do believe some of the IPhones can charge slightly higher than 20 watts.
Even apple doesn’t know how much watt their phone takes😂😂
20 watt charger. Dumb
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Such a bad content brother .... pls use 30W charger 😊
Waste of 7 minutes of my life 😂
this video is extremely pointless and the same as every other tech video. don't test nothing. its already been done.