My usbc doesn’t work with my iphone 15 but it’s work with another phone

This happened to me with an IPhone 15 Plus. I bought several different USB-C chords and eventually none worked. I thought I cleaned the port with a toothpick well. I put on some microscopic glasses and looked into the port and found that the toothpick does not go deep enough. There was a lot of debris still in there and that port is deeper than the old lightning one. I shut the phone down and used a pin to dig all the way in and cleaned out a lot more debris. It is now completely clean and works fine with all my chords that previously did not work. Don't be afraid to shut the phone down and use a pin to clean all the dirt out deeply.

Just had this happen to me and the usb c port was completely clean. I took it into Apple and they said that there was a known software problem with the iPhone 15 pro causing the usb c to not work,. They shut it down, wiped it clean and reloaded it and it now works fine. So besides a dirty usb c port it might also be a software glitch but easily fixed by the instore Apple techs - Wendell

Try and force restart the iPhone to see if the issue persist. You might also want to check the usb c port for dirt

1. Press and quickly release the volume up button.
2. Press and quickly release the volume down button.
3. Press and hold the side button.
4. When the Apple logo appears, release the side button.

Yes it is dirt... It is a way deeper port than the old lightning ones. Shut the phone down and use a stick-pin to deeply and carefully clean all the dirt out.

manon231 wrote:

I don’t have battery.. the phone doesn’t work the usb-c don’t give battery i can’t restart and the usbc port it’s not dirt… i don’t know what can i do more ..

Again, here is how to force a restart: Force restart iPhone - Apple Support — and hold that third button press until the Apple logo shows.

If you have forced a restart, and have checked for dirt and debris in the USB-C port, then contact Apple Support.

If you are unable to charge the iPhone, check your USB-C cable and charger—try with a different charger and cable and a known-working wall power socket—then contact Apple Support.

Force restart does the job for me when the usb c cannot connect. What is the root problem.