Switching from its Lightning connectors is in compliance with Europe’s mandatory universal charger law.
iPhone sales have dropped in recent quarters as users avoid upgrading to newer models due to higher prices.
The release of the iPhone 15 would come at a moment when the world’s biggest company by market capitalisation is facing pressure in the key market of China where reports say the government is banning civil servants from using its phones. The charger change would put iPhones in compliance with a European Union law requiring USB-C to be the single charger standard for all new smartphones, tablets and cameras from late 2024.
Apple, the world’s second-biggest seller of smartphones after Samsung, already uses USB-C charging ports on its iPads and laptops.
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