Common charger: worldwide change to Apple’s charging technology

Apple has responded to EU legislation by equipping its new iPhone 15 with a USB-C charging port, instead of the in-house Lightning connector as before. The US company presented its new products on Tuesday evening at its headquarters in Cupertino, California. The background to the global change in charging technology is the EU requirement for a standard charging plug (Common Charger). Apple headphones are also to have a USB-C input in the future.