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by dwaite
1277 days ago
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Lightning does not mandate USB 2.0 speed - there have been lightning ports on iPad Pro models which were capable of 3.0. Likewise, USB-C ports on a spec-compliant device do not indicate greater than USB 2.0 speeds (e.g. high speed), nor do cables with USB-C ports on both ends indicate greater than high speed. In fact, there are plenty of devices with USB-C ports which do not support data channels at all (but these tend to have compatibility issues due to not being able to negotiate power delivery) |
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