There is very little time left before we have the official announcement of the iPhone 14, but the rumors circulating on the internet will not stop. Now, a new insider on Twitter reinforces the evidence that the iPhone 14 Pro will have a 30W gallium nitride (GaN) charger.

User DuanRui tweeted that Apple’s most advanced line of phones may support 30W starting from the fact that a brand of chargers would be sending new products to the press, adding that these accessories will be used with the new iPhone 14.

The iPhone 14 Pro series may use 30W charging power? Recently, a charger brand began to send new charger products to the media, and it will advertise the video experience of the iPhone 14 series.

— DuanRui (@duanrui1205) August 29, 2022

He also points out that the data cable provided is still Lightning – but the indications are that from the iPhone 15 onwards Apple will begin to more widely adopt the USB-C port standard, especially to meet European Union requirements.

In March, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo had already said that “Apple may launch its next GaN charger in 2022, supporting around 30W and in a new design”. While the company has released new 35W GaN charger options for the MacBook Air with M2 chip, it wouldn’t be a surprise if the iPhone 14 Pro supports faster charging capabilities — since it’s not new that many popular brands offer charging speeds. much larger than the Apple or Samsung standard.

In early August, another insider also suggested that we will have the same storage options as the iPhone 13, as well as support for 30W charging — but that during the charging cycle should drop to a range of 27-25W due to the heating of the appliance.

Apple’s first GaN charger was announced last year, a 140W and USB-C port for the new 16-inch MacBook Pro. This technology allows for smaller, lighter and more energy efficient chargers than silicon-based chargers. Of course, as is the trend, better chargers have to be purchased separately by users.