Apple’s new iPhone 15 has switched to a USB-C port, but some users are having issues using USB-C power banks to charge their devices. The reported issues vary, but include:

• Power banks not charging the iPhone 15 at all
• Power banks charging the iPhone 15 slowly
• Power banks disconnecting from the iPhone 15 unexpectedly
• Power banks causing the iPhone 15 to overheat

It is not yet clear what is causing these issues, but some possible explanations include:

• Incompatibility between certain USB-C power banks and the iPhone 15
• Faulty USB-C cables
• Software bugs in the iPhone 15 or USB-C power banks
• Physical damage to the iPhone 15 or USB-C power banks

If you are experiencing problems using a USB-C power bank to charge your iPhone 15, there are a few things you can try:

• Try using a different USB-C cable
• Try using a different USB-C power bank
• Restart your iPhone 15
• Update the software on your iPhone 15
• Contact Apple support for further assistance

If you are unable to resolve the issue, you may need to wait for a software update from Apple or replace your USB-C power bank.

It is important to note that the vast majority of USB-C power banks work reliably with the iPhone 15. The issues that have been reported are relatively rare, but it is still important to be aware of them. If you are experiencing problems, be sure to troubleshoot the issue carefully before replacing your USB-C power bank or iPhone 15.

Here are some additional tips for choosing and using a USB-C power bank with your iPhone 15:

• When choosing a USB-C power bank, be sure to select one that is compatible with the iPhone 15. You can usually find this information on the manufacturer’s website or in the product manual.
• Look for a power bank that has a high capacity. This will ensure that you can charge your iPhone 15 multiple times before the power bank needs to be recharged itself.
• Choose a power bank that supports fast charging. This will allow you to charge your iPhone 15 more quickly.
• Avoid using cheap or low-quality power banks. These power banks may not be safe and could damage your iPhone 15.
• When using a USB-C power bank, be sure to use a high-quality USB-C cable. This will help to ensure that your iPhone 15 is charged quickly and safely.

If you are experiencing problems with a USB-C power bank, be sure to contact the manufacturer for support. They may be able to help you resolve the issue or replace the power bank if necessary.