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Apple now sells USB-C chargers, but the prices may scare you off

Apple now sells USB-C chargers, but the prices may scare you off

Since the 12th, one of the main topics on the Internet has been the launch of the new device from apple. The company finally announced the iPhone 15, in addition to other accessories that caught the public’s attention.

One detail that sparked conversation is that iPhone 15 It brought with it a change in the connector used, requiring new accessories for users.

What’s impressive is that the accessories are already available in the official Apple Store, but as is the case with the brand, they are not affordable for everyone.

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High prices scare off consumers

Result of adding the entry USB CLoyal Apple users now need to invest in new accessories for the iPhone 15. However, these prices are creating buzz among consumers who intend to purchase a new device.

If you are purchasing your own iPhone 15, you need to keep in mind that you will need to purchase a charger separately. In other words, in addition to spending a significant amount on a cell phone, you also have to pay for a USB-C cable. Currently, the price of this charger in the Apple online store is R $ 219.

Another option offered by Apple is to purchase an adapter to use the cables Lightning On iPhones with a USB-C port. However, this option is also far from saving money, as it costs no less than R $ 349 on the company’s official website.

It’s important to note that there are more affordable options available on the market, especially considering that most Android devices already use a USB-C connector. This means that consumers have a variety of cheaper alternatives than what Apple offers.

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However, experts emphasize that the change in the USB-C connector does not mean a significant improvement in data transfer speed.

The base model of the iPhone 15, for example, is compatible with USB 2.0, the same standard used in the old cable. Lightning, Launched in April 2000, it offers a maximum transfer speed of 480 Mbit/s.