The Impact of the New EU Regulation
The EU’s regulation is part of a broader initiative to standardize charging solutions, reduce electronic waste, and make life easier for consumers by minimizing the need for multiple cables. Starting December 28, smartphones and similar devices must include a USB-C charging port to be sold in the EU. This impacts Apple's existing iPhone 14 lineup and the iPhone SE, which still utilize the exclusive Lightning port.
According to the French website iGeneration, these models will be available on Apple’s official website and in retail stores across Europe until the deadline. However, Switzerland—though not an EU member—will see these products removed even earlier, with a cutoff date set for December 20. Meanwhile, authorized resellers will be permitted to continue selling the devices until their existing stock runs out.
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