Apple Or, why doesn't Apple just switch the iPhone's charging port to USB-C, like it did with its new iPad Pro? During its October 2018 event, Apple said itself that the iPad Pro can charge an iPhone.

The cable, available in 1-meter and 2-meter lengths, connects any Lightning-equipped iOS device with a computer's USB-C port, a convenient feature for owners of the 12-inch Retina MacBook.

Anker’s new 30W Nano 3 USB-C chargers come in black, white, green, blue, and purple and can fast charge an iPhone or power your iPad or MacBook Air. It’s about 70 percent smaller than Apple ...