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There is zero reason to restrict transfer speeds to a USB 2.0 level in today's age. This is Apple once again not respecting their customer.
by ProAm 4y ago
There is zero reason to restrict transfer speeds to a USB 2.0 level in today's age.
This is Apple once again not respecting their customer.
- foepys 4y agoAre there even Android phones out there with USB 3.0 or higher over USB-C? My current gen phone also only support USB 2.0 and it's ridiculously slow to get data off of it. I usually put in an SD card, copy all data over and put the SD card into my PC.
- kllrnohj 4y agoYes, a bunch of Android phones are USB 3.0 or greater.
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoAndroid flagships from the last 6 years or so have USB 3.0.
- sgent 4y agoMy understanding is that they would need to redesign the SOC since USB3 wasn't part of the standard A series chips. The few iPad Pro's that have USB3 have an external controller.
- ProAm 4y agoWhy would only two of the four iphone 15 models support the higher speed then? Are they putting in 2 different chips for the same model? I think all of them are using the A17