charging Iphone 14 with 20w or 30w charger
What does the community recommend 20w or 30w charger?
Wireless charging does NOT decrease maximum capacity in ANY way.
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Whether you use a 20w or 30w charger will make no difference as the phone regulates the charge. A more powerful charger will provide no benefit whatsoever. But it also won't hurt the phone either, so if you already have a 30w charger, use it. Just don't buy a 30w charger with the hope it will be better, because it won't be better.
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Went to bed, so didn't see this till now. I guess if you give something a fancy name, it will sell better!
I'm glad my user tip on buying used devices is helpful.
What about 33 watts? Please
Htun_ wrote:
What about 33 watts? Please
Well, what are you asking?
Re: “… 14’s can charge to 27w …”
Source please ???
I'm using a 30 watt charger on my mag safe charger, so people are telling me it only charges at 27 watts.
Thank you!
I was about to blow a burst disk. 😉
To all:
The device you plug into the wall is more properly called a Power Adaptor. (which is actually a DC power supply)
Hey lobsterghost1, i just bought 14plus and confused about buying adapter 20/33 watt. You sounds pretty confident but is there any official information about the facts you are saying?
MagSafe is limited to 15W, I believe.
Yes and yes
Can I use in Europe the iPhone from Canada with a 110 volts? Thanks
Yes you can. You just need an appropriate plug for European outlets.
Simple... "Voltage x Amp"
charging Iphone 14 with 20w or 30w charger