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I am surprised they didn't change the included lighting <-> USB cable to USB C. Out of the box still incompatible with the MacBook Pro, and forced to use dongle
by chorsestudios 9y ago
I am surprised they didn't change the included lighting <-> USB cable to USB C. Out of the box still incompatible with the MacBook Pro, and forced to use dongles/adapters.
- sneak 9y agoWhy do you ever need to plug your iPhone into your mac?
- chorsestudios 9y agoTo program iPhone apps. AFAIK, Until the recent Xcode beta you couldn't push code wirelessly to your iPhone, and even now the feature in the Xcode beta is pretty slow. Also I enjoy charging my iPhone with my macs. For a company that takes pride in seamless connectivity within their ecosystem I find it surprising that you cannot buy an iPhone + MacBook Pro and connect them without adapters.
- sneak 9y agoYou absolutely can; just not with the cables they ship with. There are lightning to usb-c cables available from both Apple and others now.
- jgeerts 9y agoTake a backup or charge it for example.
- ianburrell 9y agoI am surprised that they still only include a 5W charger. Especially when they advertise fast charging with the 29W charger. Would have been good time to include 15W USB-C charger and USB-C to Lightning cable.