But for iPhone versions 5 to 14, Lightning is the port you need a cable for. If you still have a charger with a USB-A port, consider upgrading to a USB-C charger as iPhone fast-charging only works ...

There are so many options available beyond Apple's own iPhone charger it's almost discouraging ... in 60W or 240W, USB-C to Lightning (necessary for the iPhone 14 and older), and Lightning ...

So now some iPads use Lightning, and some use USB-C. MacBooks also use USB-C. But still, the iPhone comes with a Lightning to USB-A cable. So you can't even plug your iPhone into your MacBook ...

When we talk here about USB-C chargers, we mean the port on the charger, not on the iPhone. Starting with the iPhone 15 family, Apple has switched the port on its iPhone from Lightning to USB-C.

Comparing charging speeds on a recent Lightning-powered iPhone to the newer Type-C models is unlikely to show major improvements, if any. Still, picking the fastest charger for your phone can help ...

On the other one, the rig twisted each cord repeatedly while it powered a makeup mirror illuminated by LED lights. After that, the publication discovered that Apple’s iPhone Lightning cable ...