Apple introduces the iPhone 15 series with an Android charging port.

 In a big event, Apple just announced the highly anticipated iPhone 15 series. The iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max are just a few of the captivating devices in this collection. 

These brand-new iPhones were made in India. Tech fans are excited about them because they contain a variety of outstanding features.

The latest iPhones have a unique feature in that they can charge using the same cable as Android phones. You might be left wondering why Apple took this action.

The goal is to be more adaptable and useful to people. The Android Charging Port is one of the new iPhone 15 series' surprises. This differs from Apple's standard charging port, known as Lightning.

This implies that you can now use an ordinary USB-C cable to charge your iPhone 15. Right now, USB-C is widely used for charging Android phones. So you may connect your iPhone and Android devices with the same connection. For those who use several gadgets, it will make life easier.

Let's discuss the price of these new iPhones. We are all familiar with how popular Apple products are for being excellent but also for being extremely costly. The iPhone 15 series is no different, in that regard.

Starting pricing for these phones can be pretty expensive particularly if you convert the money into different currencies like dollars or Nigerian naira. For instance, the most costly, high-storage iPhone 15 Pro Max costs $1,599.

Considering the current currency rate of N920 to the dollar, that translates to around N1.47 million in Nigeria. For a phone, that is quite a sum of money!

Purchasing the newest iPhone 15 may not be a wise financial move for the average worker in Nigeria who earns a minimum salary of N30,000. The most expensive model would require at least four years of saving.

Let's look at the price of the iPhone 15 in more detail. Starting pricing for various models are listed below. Remember that these costs could alter depending on what the company claims.

iPhone 15
128GB: $799 (N735,248)
256GB: $899 (N828,156)
512GB: $1,099 (N1.01 million)

iPhone 15 Plus
128GB: $899 (N828,156)
256GB: $999 (N919,080)
512GB: $1,199 (N1.10 million)

iPhone 15 Pro
128GB: $999 (N919,080)
256GB: $1,099 (N1.01 million)
512GB: $1,299 (N1.19 million)
1TB: $1,499 (N1.38 million)

iPhone 15 Pro Max
256GB: $1,199 (N1.10 million)
512GB: $1,399 (N1.29 million)
1TB: $1,599 (N1.47 million)

There are a few cool new features in the iPhone 15 series. Its 48-megapixel primary camera takes excellent images, especially in low light. For clearer photographs, it also has better wide and zoom lenses with higher megapixels.

The A16 Bionic chip inside these iPhones will make them extremely quick and functional.

They have a fresh appearance with a thinner notch for Face ID on the screen. With a new mode called Cinematic mode, you can also create amazing videos. All of the models will have very quick-refreshing screens, and a special zoom lens might be available.

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