The iPh0n3 USB-C Protection Case from OBSOLESS is an ultra-thin case that adds a USB-C port to your older iPhone with a ...

Even if you're still hanging on to an older iPhone, you can finally use just one cable to charge all your gear thanks to this ...

It supports MagSafe, data transfers, CarPlay, and fast charging.

An independent engineer known for modifying Apple products today revealed a new accessory that adds a fully functional USB-C ...

What’s happened? Swiss engineer Ken Pillonel has created an iPhone case which brings USB-C connectivity to older iPhones with ...

Macworld iPhones are built to last a long time, which means that there are a lot of Lightning-equipped iPhones still in use, ...

A new iPhone case from engineer Ken Pillonel lets anyone add a USB-C port to an older Lightning iPhone, with no disassembly required.

It’s been nearly two years since Apple finally made the switch to USB-C with the iPhone 15 lineup. Still, if you’re among ...

But otherwise, the case can help bring your older iPhone into the dongle-free world of USB-C charging and accessories. The ...

Lightning could only transmit 480 Mbps, while USB-C can go to 40 Gbps — almost 85 times faster data transfer. Lightning could only carry a maximum of 20W, while USB-C can handle 240W.

Lightning was a great upgrade over Apple’s previous 30-pin connector, but its symmetrical design and ability to both power a device and transfer data from it are now duplicated by USB Type-C.

USB-C, when paired with USB 3.1 or Thunderbolt 3 technology, is faster and more powerful, and provides greater versatility than Lightning, at least in the latter’s current guise.