Title: When will Apple get rid of non-persistent chargers that are not perfect?
description: When will Apple get rid of non-persistent chargers that are not perfect?
Apple has long been criticized for the chargers added to their phones. While there is no sticking to the charger, the cable in the charger leaves a lot to be desired. This cable often gets damaged, chafed, does not work and breaks.
Will consumers ever get a durable charging cable for their new iPhones?
Hopefully, the constant repair of the charger is quite tiring!
If rumors are to be believed, Apple could add a new Lightning cable to the upcoming iPhone 12, which will prevent it from breaking so often. At least that's what the L0vetodream leak (via 9to5Mac) claimed in a tweet. The post also suggests the new charging cable will be a USB-C to Lightning connector and will feature a braided design. Currently, all iPhone cables have a USB-A to Lightning connector. The new braided cables will offer improved durability over the standard version and will put an end to iPhone users' complaints. Will the new cable really be that great? We will soon find out about it. If the charger is not fit for use, users are often afraid not to spoil the device and buy the same as the previous one on the manufacturer's website. The cost of a dedicated charger is quite high and the quality is the same. So is it worth investing?
The company offers braided cables with other products such as the iPad Pro and HomePod. While the new Lightning cable sounds like a welcome change, there are rumors that the next iPhone will arrive without a charger and wired EarPods in the box.
We heard rumors that this company is looking for savings at all costs, perhaps that is why the chargers are of the same quality as everyone believes. It could be a saving measure for the company as the cost of the product will soar thanks to new technologies such as 5G, powerful efficient processors, components and more. Smartphone giants such as Samsung, not only Apple, are also likely to stop shipping their flagships without chargers. The move will also help the company reduce its environmental impact. While this could impact other industries and component manufacturers, Samsung believes there are enough chargers over the past decade to eliminate new ones.
keywords: charger, iPhone, phone
