While the iPhone X is known for its groundbreaking new features and design, some users have already complained about the poor battery life of Apple's current flagship handset. Some are reporting that they have needed to repeatedly plug in the iPhone X to the charger multiple times a day as the battery levels have decreased so quickly.

The good news is that the users will no longer have to worry about the battery problem in the upcoming iPhone X2 as the Cupertino-based tech giant is rumored to introduce new design changes in the device, as well as the charger.

As reported by Tech Radar, Apple is likely to do something new in the iPhone X2 to extend its battery life. Interestingly, this change will allow the iPhone X successor to gather more power in less period of time. The claim is that the iPhone X2 can be charged up to 50 percent mark in just 30 minutes. The user will also no longer have to shed off extra money to make a separate accessory purchase, as the iPhone X2 will be available along with the improved fast chargers. At this point, Apple is selling separate fast chargers that will speed up the charging time of the iPhone gadgets.

Still, the public is advised to take this latest scoop regarding the iPhone X2 with a grain of salt, noting that the source of the information is quite questionable. The report on the iPhone X2's improved battery life and the inclusion of fast charger in the box came from the Chinese tech leaker site Chongdiantou. Nevertheless, if the report verifies, this will be a huge step for Apple in improving the handset's power.

It was previously tipped that Apple is currently working on three new iPhone 2018 models, set to be unveiled at the company's keynote event this Fall. The first variant, the iPhone X2, will serve as the successor to the current iPhone X flagship, while the second one will be a cheaper 6.1-inch LCD iPhone model. Lastly, Apple is also said to launch a larger 6.5-inch variant of the iPhone X, which is likely to be called the iPhone X Plus.