Kuo: iPhone 12 Models Won't Include Charger in Box, 20W Power Adapter to Launch as Optional...

  • 时间: 2020-06-29 09:49:26

Kuo: iPhone 12 Models Won't Include Charger in Box, 20W Power Adapter to Launch as Optional Accessory

byJoe Rossignol

iPhone 12 models will not include a power adapter in the box, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said today in a research note obtained by MacRumors. This lines up with a prediction shared by analysts at Barclays earlier this week.

Kuo said that Apple will instead introduce a new 20W power adapter as an optional accessory for iPhones, adding that the company will end production of its existing 5W and 18W power adapters later this year.

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