This could be the fast charger for the new iPhone

We have heard repeatedly that Apple's 2018 iPhones will use a faster charge, probably using a higher wattage adapter and a Type C USB cable to achieve speeds similar to those of the latest Android phones . Thanks to the pictures published on Macotakara we may have just had our first glimpse of what this new loader looks like.

Credits: Chongdiantou.com via Macotakara The pictures on the Japanese blog show the adapter from multiple angles, as well as its USB- Port C where current iPhone bricks currently use the USB-A. The design has this classic rounded rectangle, with both ends painted in gray.According to the report, it is rated at 18 watts.

It is important to note that all rumors so far indicate that the 2018 iPhones retain their Lightning ports, in other words, the switch to USB-C does not suggest that Apple will abandon its connector owner, the end of the cable that connects to the device be Lightning, while the other side that interfaces with the Apple p will become USB-C.

Although we are certain that Apple is planning to launch a fast charging system with every new iPhone, it is best not to require iPhone users to use a separate quick charge accessory. it is also quite possible that this is not what we are looking at here. The previous sketches of the brick had a much smoother and more compact design, as 9to5Mac points out. This leak is incompatible with this more oval grip.

In addition, the text on the side of the adapter was rendered in a font that Apple does not use. This is probably the greatest gift that what we are looking at here is not an official product, but rather an imitation of a third party.

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Although we can not watch the same charger The next iPhones from Apple are expected, the issue of fast loading remains important. Among our biggest complaints with the iPhone X was its lack of technology out of the box. Customers have to pay about $ 68 to buy all the Apple hardware they need to activate this speed, which is absurd for a device that already starts at $ 999.

The difference in loading time between the two systems is significant. Last year we tested the charging speed on a range of phones and found that the iPhone X was recharging more than twice as fast using a faster setup. Our iPhone X has reached 50% in 30 minutes connected to the fast charger, against 17% for the compact charger. Whatever new system Apple plans, it should at least be so fast – something that future iPhone owners will surely appreciate.