The dimensions of the adapter also seem to be smaller than the fast chargers that Apple presently sells. The adapter will have a USB-C port and could probably be shipping with a USB-C to Lightning cable.Disclaimer: The above report is completely based on online rumours and leaks from the respective sources.

Leaked renders of Apple’s charger adapter suggest that the Cupertino giant is going ahead with a USB-C charger adapter for the upcoming mainstream iPhone models slated to debut this fall. However, if the new rumours are to be believed, Apple is going to change something again this year — this time in the charger it ships with its iPhones. However, Apple still ships a 5W charger in the box along with these models — if you want fast charging on your iPhone 8 or iPhone X, you will have to invest in a MacBook’s plugs Factory 29W charger additionally. These views and opinions do not necessarily represent those of Deccan Chronicle and/or other staff and contributors to this site.

If the leak turns out to be true, USB-C chargers for smartphones will become the next big thing, aiding fast charging across devices and faster data transmission speeds.Apple has been known to change the norms of the technology industry single-handedly. We have seen those in the recent times with the removal of the headphone jack, the inclusion of a notch-based fullscreen display and the omission of the fingerprint sensor. Apple is expected to unveil its new range of mainstream iPhones in September 2018, with a possibility of launching three new models.

The renders, first sighted on Weibo, suggest that Apple will finally go for a fast charger setup for its upcoming iPhone models, rated at 18W.However, don’t start abusing your current iPhone chargers yet. This is a leak from an unreliable source and therefore, could have a high possibility of being inaccurate.Apple presently provides support for fast charging on a select range of iPhones — the iPhone 8 series and the iPhone X.(source)