Satechi announced a new Type-C Mobile Pro Hub for the refreshed iPad Pro. Its aluminum design matches well with Apple’s latest tablet and it features both a 4K HDMI port for video output, and a USB-C PD 3.0 port so you can keep your iPad charging.
The USB-C port on 2018 iPad Pro can be used for so much more beyond charging and syncing your expensive tablet. You can connect a wide range of peripherals to the tablet via USB-C, including 5K external displays, mice, keyboard, headphones, audio interfaces—and even share its long-lasting battery with your other devices.
Say hello to the world’s first dedicated USB-C hub for the world’s most advanced tablet, launching in December.
After announcing the 2018 iPad Pro models, Apple has introduced all-new USB-C accessories for the new tablets. They are available to order now.
This is a list of tech specs for Apple’s all-new 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
Apple’s newly introduced iPad Pro models for 2018 support USB-C charging, but that’s not all. As revealed during today’s media event held in Brooklyn, New York City, customers will even be able to charge their iPhone through the USB-C port on this new iPad.
Japanese publication Mac Otakara has reportedly heard from several accessory makers attending the Global Source Mobile Electronics Trade Fair that the upcoming iPad Pro tablets for 2018 would indeed ship with a USB-C port, not Lightning.
Apple should hold an event this month to unveil the latest iPad Pro models for 2018. The tablets are expected to come outfitted with a USB-C port that will be used to output 4K HDR video to external displays. An updated Smart Keyboard and third-party accessories will be handled by a new Magnetic Connector on the rear side.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims the upcoming iPhone refresh won’t make a jump to USB-C I/O. Moreover, Apple will continue bundling the new phones with the slow-charging 5W adapter.
A revered Apple analysts says that refreshed iPad Pro models for 2018 will replace the proprietary Lightning connector with the USB-C standard, speeding up charging and data transfer.
Apple reportedly began notifying licensees in its “Made for iOS” program that they’ll soon be permitted to build, market and sell fully-certified USB-C to Lightning cables, which will increase choices for the consumer, if not lower prices.
There are at least five degrees of fast charging available nowadays. Knowing which standard to take advantage of, and under which scenario, is paramount to efficiently topping up your iPhone battery as fast and safe as the technology allows. This step-by-step tutorial will teach you everything you need to know about charging your iPhone faster.
