iPhone 11 will be launched by the Apple company with a change that many people have been waiting for ever since the iPhone X was officially presented, but which unfortunately did not reach users. More precisely, although Apple has implemented a fast charging system for their phones since 2017, they did not include a fast charger in the box, but this is going to change with the launch of the iPhone 11, which is very good news for everyone.
The iPhone 11 will include an 18W charger, which will facilitate the fast charging of the phone, meaning that 50% of the battery can be charged in just 30 minutes, slower than in the case Huawei P30 Proor Samsung GALAXY S10, Unfortunately. In the image below you can see what the iPhone 11 should have included in the box in which it will be delivered, i.e. a USB-C to Lightning charging cable, but also an 18W fast charger, also USB-C.
The iPhone 11 will have an 18W USB-C charger
The iPhone 11 has so far had conflicting information about what it will offer on the fast charging side, some saying that this 18W charger will arrive, others that it won't. The source of today's information has in the past provided a lot of valid data about Apple products, so it is expected that we will now find out true details about what the iPhone 11 will have on the fast charging side.
In addition, the next iPhone seems to continue to adopt the Lightning connector, but the charging cable has been changed to the USB-C to Lightning cable, and it seems that the attached power adapter may also be changed to the Apple 18W USB-C power adapter is.
iPhone 11 will offer customers exactly what Android phones offer, for their customers, the greed of the Apple company being able to be put aside in the end, because the Americans kind of made fun of their customers. While Samsung and Huawei have fast chargers included in the phone boxes, Apple mocked customers for 2 years with very weak chargers, and a fast charging function that required tens of dollars of investment, but iPhone 11 should solve the problem.
iPhone 11 will have its launch conference organized in the fall of this year, most likely in September, so it remains then to see all the news prepared by the Apple company.
