iPhone 11 Pro the Apple company has included in the case a great function that was expected by many people, but it was deactivated before the products were launched. We are talking here about the function that allows the bilateral charging of the phones from the iPhone 11 Pro series, it allows, for example, the charging of the AirPods by simply placing them on the device case, its integration being rumored by many people.
The iPhone 11 Pro has the necessary components to make bilateral charging for users, but unfortunately for us, those from Apple made the decision to disable this functionality before the phones are actually sold. It is not known yet why Apple chose to disable this function from the iPhone 11 Pro, since it is clear that people wanted it, and other premium phones have implemented it, but the deactivation is clear.
iPhone 11 Pro: The GREAT Feature From Phones that is DISABLED
The iPhone 11 Pro has the necessary components for bilateral charging to be done by users, and the activation of the functionality could be possible at some point, but for now there is no information about it. If Apple decided to disable this function from the iPhone 11 Pro, then most likely it overloads the components in its phones, and the decision has to do with protecting the internal components and the users.
Reliable sources are saying that 11 and 11 Pro do not include the hardware for bilateral charging, but that it is software disabled. Somewhat has been removed prior to final production run.
- Sonny Dickson (@SonnyDickson) September 13, 2019
iPhone 11 Pro without this function lags behind competing Android phones on the market, but it is unlikely that this will matter much in anyone's purchase decision. Although the bilateral charging function for the iPhone 11 Pro would have been very important, its absence from phones does not seem to be a problem for fans, or at least so far the world has not complained too vocally about this.
Although the iPhone 11 Pro has the necessary components to do bilateral charging, I would not get my hopes up regarding the possible offering of the functionality with any iOS update.
