Apple or open iPhone 15 series 15W wireless charging, can use an uncertified MagSafe charger

Apple will bring a new generation of iPhone 15 series smartphones this autumn. In addition to providing new features and some forward-looking changes, the biggest difference may be the introduction of the USB-C port and the abandonment of the Lightning port that has been in use for ten years. For many users, Apple's changes can make charging easier, at least by choosing to bring less of one type of cable when going out.

According to Wccftech, the charging changes in the Apple iPhone 15 series may not only include the introduction of the USB-C port, but there are reports that the new model will open up 15W fast wireless charging. This means that the iPhone 15 series may have added support for the Qi2 protocol, eliminating the need for MagSafe magnet charging or other third-party chargers certified by "MFM".

As is well known, with these charging devices certified by Apple, the prices are often much higher, and this change is meaningful for users. As it is only a rumor at this stage, there are currently no specific details available. It is speculated that this change in Apple is closely related to the Qi2 protocol, as the new standard incorporates MagSafe magnetic suction functions similar to those used by Apple, ensuring accurate matching of charger and coil positions to achieve higher wireless charging speeds.

There have been rumors before that Apple plans to switch to the USB-C port and still requires the use of MFi certified charging accessories. In response to Apple's possible move, the European Union has sent a letter to Apple warning that restrictions on the functionality of USB-C cables are not allowed. If Apple becomes more open in both wired and wireless charging, compatible with commonly used accessories on the market, it will definitely be a good thing for users.