With the iPhone 15 series, we started to see USB-C charging sockets in iPhone models. Of course, at Apple, a charging socket change is celebrated with new cables and converters. The tradition was not broken with the iPhone 15 and USB-C. Here is the converter adapter and its price that allows you to use Lightning accessories on your devices with USB-C input…
Small in size but big in price: USB-C to Lightning converter is at the Apple Store!
Apple’s highly anticipated iPhone 15 launch ended a few hours ago. However, users saw the USB-C charging socket on an iPhone for the first time. Users who are knowledgeable about the subject were not surprised by this situation, but those who saw it for the first time found it quite strange. Of course, the question of how to connect old Lightning accessories to these new devices came to mind.
Regarding this problem, Apple has placed a new product on the Apple Store shelves. This new product, which provides a connection between USB-C and Lightning, allows you to use the mentioned accessories. However, it also prevents many users from buying new adapters or charging cables. However, the products mentioned are sold at more affordable prices.
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This converter adapter, which has a Lightning input on one end and a USB-C output on the other, will allow accessories such as wired headphones with Lightning ports, which were once included in Apple boxes, to work on the iPhone 15 series. So far, everything is normal, but this converter is not a very affordable product. The converter, which will be sold in the Apple Store with the iPhone 15 series, is currently sold for 985 TL.
The USB-C charging adapter, which produces 20 W power, is sold for 619 TL. The situation becomes really funny when you see the price difference that can be considered a gulf. So what do you think? Don’t forget to express your opinions in the comments section…