The anticipated transition of the iPhone 15 to a USB-C charging port this year could potentially entice a significant number of Android users to switch to iPhones, as revealed by a survey conducted by SellCell. In this study, SellCell gathered insights from over 1,000 iPhone users and over 1,000 Android users in the United States. Among the existing iPhone users surveyed, a substantial 63% indicated that Apple's move to a USB-C charging port would strongly influence their decision to upgrade to an iPhone 15. Of those motivated by the shift to USB-C, the majority (37%) cited the convenience of using a single charging cable for iPhones, Macs, and iPads as a key factor. Overall, a remarkable 66% of iPhone users expressed their intent to upgrade to the upcoming iPhone 15. One of the most surprising findings of the survey pertained to Android users. A noteworthy 44% of existing Android owners surveyed stated that they would be tempted to switch to an iPhone 15 if Apple were to adopt the USB-C port for the device. Among this group, 35% highlighted the appeal of iPhone compatibility with chargers for non-Apple devices as a motivating factor. In the Android user cohort, 66% remained resolute in their decision not to opt for an iPhone 15, while 34% remained open to the possibility of making the switch. For over a decade, Apple has maintained the Lightning port on the iPhone, which was first introduced in September 2012 with the iPhone 5. However, recent years have witnessed Apple's Macs and iPads transitioning to the more universal USB-C charging standard. The impending decision to embrace USB-C for the iPhone 15 is largely attributed to the mounting pressure to comply with new European regulations mandating the use of a universal charging standard for all consumer mobile and laptop devices. The eagerly awaited iPhone 15 lineup is slated for unveiling at Apple's "Wonderlust" event on September 12. Alongside the new iPhone models, the event is expected to introduce the Apple Watch Series 9 and a second-generation Apple Watch Ultra, among other potential product launches.