As we all wait for Apple to officially unveil the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro at an expected September event, there is a lot to look forward to. New, faster chips, camera upgrades, and of course the Apple Intelligence features that will ship when iOS 18.1 arrives before the end of the year. But it isn't all good news.
For all of the improvements that we expect this year, one area where the iPhone consistently lags behind the competition is charging speed. Sure, the best iPhones have USB-C ports these days, but they still top out at around 30W when charging. That's pitiful when compared to the kinds of speeds that Android phone owners can expect. And one phone manufacturer has just upped the ante considerably.
