Man God bless you, I was really about to order some £50 61W charger for my iPhone 11 thinking that I was beating the system making my phone charge in minutes 🤦🏾♂️ Never knew that the max Watt power was 18 so thank you man, you just saved me a sh*t ton of money and, earned yourself a sub 🙌🏾 Keep up the good work
Vladimir you are the stupid one, not every phone has the same battery and so therefore can receive different Watt outputs. @TechnoLadz was right about that phone and also the iPhone 11 Pro Max can receive 22-23W. Don’t be such an ignoramus in future, you fool.
Ronniel Cleo Bayaua no. It’s a 10 watt charger. I think the plus models are recommended to use a 10 amp charger. I had plus models. I should’ve said that. But if I’m not mistaken the others can hold up to a 10 watt charger safely. The small iPhone brick chargers are 5 wats. I use a iPad chager on my xs max and have been since day one and my battery health is still at 100% at almost a year old. You aren’t charging for near as long when you use these chargers.
Shon BZ Ikr, my phone is dead when I wake up at like 7 am. I shower, and by the time Im done my phone is like at 80%. My family always tell me they want to use my charger cause Im the only one who has an iPad.
Note that with the Apple 12 watt/2.4 ampere charger, you don't need to get a dedicated USB-C to Lightning cable. You can still use a USB-A to Lightning cable. I use an Anker PowerStrip 2 24 W charger with two 12 W USB-A charging ports to charge my iPhone X and iPad Pro (10.5 inch model).
🚨 Spoiler Alert 🚨 100% 3:14: 00 for 5 watt 95 % 1:55: 00 for 12 Watt 100% 1:55: 00 for 18 Watt 12 watt and 18 watt are basically the same imo. Both are a HUGE difference over the 5 watt though lol
@@NXGen461 The real advantage of the 18w comes when you go 0% to 50%. After that charge rate begins to slows down. It keeps slowing down the more charged up it gets. Like after 80% all 3 might be charging at the same wattage/speed. Remember the device only pulls what it needs. So your not longer using the close to the full potential of the 18 watts. It's is done so the battery doesn't degrade too fast.
You have been sold some false info, Unknown. Even 35w charger keep s battery good for long. Old phones used to have 5w and even 2.5w chargers and battery still went bad after over a year. Batteries have better quality these days. The problem wasn't the current but the tech implemented in the batteries it self
I'm fairly certain that batteries are significantly better with regards to degradation. Modern phones have software baked in which doesn't allow your phone to heat up that much while charging or it'll actually stop it. Especially now that Apple got busted for slowing down the iPhone because of battery degradation. Charge your device how you would like and enjoy it because you are probably going to be getting another phone within a year or two with the way that cell phone companies do upgrades.
actually the longer you have your phone plugged in the faster your battery will degrade. fast charging to 80% and unplugging it will be better than leaving your battery charging for a longer period of time with the 5w charger.
Great video. Just picked up the apple 12w charger. Already impressed with the quicker charge. Intanstly came searching videos to see if i made a good choice
Should have went with the 2 port 12watt per port (24 watt both ports combined) Anker charger for $10. That's what I use. Half the price of apples and you get two 12 watt ports.
Do u have the exact same apps, notification, etc on both phones ? You should’ve put them both in aeroplane mode. Pls maybe do it again both on aeroplane mode.
Yeah seem like apple should just ship iphone 11 with the 12 watt charger and then the pro with the 18 watt one. I don't think anyone would really complain. The 5 watt charger should only be shipped with the apple watch at this point or discontinued all together.
12w is good. Apple just needs to stop being cheap and at least give the regular Iphone 11 the 12 watt charger instead of the 5 watt one. The dumb thing is they cost the same price on apples website. The 5 watt charger should only be included on the apple watch and the airpods.
I have all 3, 12w is my favourite. I use the 18w for a quick top up when an unplanned boys night out occurs. 5w is well...ermm.. let’s just say an extra privilege.
@@DrSwoose I stole an 18W Apple charger from one of my homies and trust me it’s not that much faster then the 12W charger I already had. If you use the 18W charger while using ur phone, it will get warm while with my 12W it won’t get warm if I use while charging.
SWIX-PRO Yes it is, but at least for iPhones it decreases your battery health. I’ve used to use one and it dropped my battery health by 2 percent in a month. Compared to an iPhone in my house that was using the normal charger (5W) it didn’t decrease its battery health at all.
The iPhone 12 battery has a power of 10.78 Watts. It can only take a maximum of 10.78 Watts. A 12 Watts charger would suffice (5V 2,4A). Always test the output power of the outlet with an energy consumption meter. No matter the size of the Apple charger, it will only take 5V for iPhone and iPad. On large Apple chargers, voltages above 5V will only be used for MacBook.
I think if apple just shipped iphones with 12 watt chargersI don't think anyone would complain. I used a 12 watt charger on my iphone Xr and I feel absolutely no need to get a usb C 18 watt charger. 12 watt works perfectly fine.
@@scure8931 12 watt charger charges fine to me. Never had it felt too slow on my Xr or IPhone 6. I really think 12 watt for 11 and 18 watt for 11 Pro and there wont be much issue. But yeah 5 watt on 11 is trash.
@@chan13153 thats the thing im saying. Anything over the current charger they ship with their phones would be great. The current ones are an unbelivable joke thats whats blocking me of getting an 11 sadly, i dont really want to pay extra just to propperly charge my phone.
@@scure8931 I know it sucks. I myself don't use the regular charger. Not gonna suffer with he 5 watt charger. I use the anker 2 port 24 watt charger (12 watt per port). Only cost $10. Kinda wish apple would at the very least give us the 12 watt ipad charger. www.amazon.com/Anker-Charger-PowerPort-PowerIQ-Foldable/dp/B071YMZ4LD/ref=sxin_3_sxwds-bia-wc2_0?keywords=anker+charger&pd_rd_i=B071YMZ4LD&pd_rd_r=66546075-26d0-4efb-b499-41ccfdfdd676&pd_rd_w=JcuKY&pd_rd_wg=TXf81&pf_rd_p=39e7c2a0-69e1-4a3f-8d8f-4c4ee1aefdb5&pf_rd_r=EBA4PNB32EFB4YMTGQ8D&psc=1&qid=1568531480
Apple 5W charger is enough for average user - I have tested it with "USB Safety tester" - iPhone after 35% charge only takes 1A = 5W no matter what charger you use (not talking about PD charging) - 10W or 12w chargers are only slightly faster when your phone is like 10% and it charges at 1.2A and when you are gaming, it draws up to 1.5A = 7.5W - Conclusion = if you're a person who use phone while charging, then 10 or 12W charger is for you and if you don't then 5W charger is good enough.
loic1203 i get the same result with that 18w charger and a regular usb A cable. Type c is overrated, I'd only opt for it if you want to transfer files with it, for charging it's barely any different
I just use my mac book charger takes about an hour to full change it. And im pretty sure the xs max can be charged up to 29w. The macbook's character is 61 watt.
@@appletree4433 just because its 61W doesn't mean the phone will accept all 61W..... it will only take what its design to take, and if the temperature is increasing the charge slows and the cycle continues... I'm charging my iPhone 8+ with MacBook 90watts but the phone only accepts like 18w (maybe a little more) to like maybe 50% then starts adjusting to the temperature.... mine is at 86% battery health..as of this comment
i’m JUST now getting a usb-c for my iphone and it’s 60W for $30 and i can’t believe Apple gave us a 5W brick with the old iphones. like i’m actually shook
Thanks for the comparison. I have a question though No one nowhere has explained this: USB A > Lightning (2m) 12$ Charging Cable USB C > Lightning (2m) 39$ Charging Cable You have to buy a charging brick for 19$ from Apple in order to use USB C > Lightning cable the bundle is 58$. But.. USB A > Lightning cable is cheaper and you probably have a charging brick that is 30-60W WITH USB A Output So the question is: Are the charging speeds the same? Different cables have different AMP/Volts Tolerance some enabling you fast charge some that don't.
Can the iPhone 11 Pro be charged using the cable that came with the iPhone X? Or should it only be charge using the one that came with the phone. The reason I ask is because I’m going away for the weekend and my friend has the old iPhone charger and I’m wondering if I can use his.
Yes but it will only use 12 watts because the 2016 iPad Pro max wattage is 12w. I used my 18w charger (that came with my 11 Pro) I haven’t noticed a difference in terms of charging speed.
Omg now I can finally switch from my galaxy s8 to the new iphone 11 (the only thing holding me back was the slow charging situation on iphones but I guess not anymore?) I'm so relieved! Nice video btw!
@@UrMom-gi5zh lol no it doesn't and it has a smaller battery if you can prove it then I'll believe you but until then I have multiple videos on my side
Nathan ciminelli 18W fast charging is enough for the iphone since the battery is smaller and the software is far more optimized and power efficient compared to android
It has an ic that protect the battery if the voltage reach nearly at max 4.2 v if the wattage still 18watt it will damage the battery and also battery have an internal resistance if battery is low voltage the resistance goes lower and if the voltage is 4.1v the resistance slowly increasing in order to lowering the wattage
Because 1 that’s a small phone with a smaller battery, so Ofc battery won’t be as good. 2, fast charging while doing an intensive task like gaming ruins it and produces more heat which will further degrade your battery. I highly suggest don’t play games while fast charging, instead play ur games on a 12W charger
Exemple for iPhone 12: The iPhone 12 battery has a power of 10.78 Watts. It can only take a maximum of 10.78 Watts. A 12 Watts charger would suffice (5V 2,4A). Always test the output power of the outlet with an energy consumption meter. No matter the size of the Apple charger, it will only take 5V for iPhone and iPad. On large Apple chargers, voltages above 5V will only be used for MacBook. People buy Apple 30W chargers for their iPhone, but it only draws 5V at 3A which is 15W power, moreover the iPhone will only draw 10.78W.
I'm surprised most youtubers don't do this. I see some use a 29watt charger but I think thats overkill. I don't think the phone even pulls close to that much power.
Chan Saet cause it doesn't. iPhone X/XS only allow 15w. Any charger with more Watt is a waste of money on those phones. iPhone 11 pro on the other hand does accept about 22w but according to some tests it does drop to 18w so 18w charger with type c cable would be ideal
david G i use Anker 18w charger with a regular iphone cable and get same result (2h to full). You can keep your standard lighting cable and get about the same speed.
So higher watt charger results in a bigger hit to the battery life long term? I'm not asking if this is a linear or exponential relationship, only if there is a proven relationship.
What about the Apple 20 w usb c adapter just saw it today on Best Buy I’m thinking 18 W but was wondering if it was better too get the there one omg great video
Bliss No, you cant. Apple only supports so much Watts above the 5 watt included. So it may seem as fast, but apple isn’t known for fast charging. So its only charging as much as it can. Basically not much faster than the iPad.
What’s weird is I bough a 2017 iPad in perfect condition refurbished from amazon with the 12w brick and it didn’t charge any faster than my 5w one and I ended up getting an iPad 2 and it came with the 10w charger and that literally charges my phone twice as fast weird
If your really curious I suggest getting an amp meter. They only cost about $10. You could see how much power ur phone is actually pulling. You can also use it to test if certain ports are bad etc.
Sarah Barredo I won’t recommend using a bigger watt adapter than the default one. After using one for 9 months my battery health decreased -13%. That’s a lot of battery drain in such a short period of time.
Probably everyone’s best bet if they want Faster Charging is to Buy the 12W iPad Adapter for C$25. The 18W will be a bit faster so if you care about that and have the money go ahead but don’t buy the 30W because it is useless since the iPhone Maximum charging capacity is 18W.
No because it doesn’t support fast charging. The only iPhones with fast charging enabled that can use the 18W charger is the iPhone 8/8plus, X, Xs, Xs max, Xr, 11, 11 pro/pro max and the SE 2 (2020 SE)
Man God bless you, I was really about to order some £50 61W charger for my iPhone 11 thinking that I was beating the system making my phone charge in minutes 🤦🏾♂️ Never knew that the max Watt power was 18 so thank you man, you just saved me a sh*t ton of money and, earned yourself a sub 🙌🏾 Keep up the good work
Aqua Rius how stupid someone must be to believe a phone can receive more then 18W ...
Vladimir Well the Realme X2 Pro I believe is 66W which charge’s it fully in 30 mins
TechnoLadz it does not work. A phone caps it to guard the battery inside a phone.
Vladimir Although it does, UA-cam search Realme X2 Pro charge test
Vladimir you are the stupid one, not every phone has the same battery and so therefore can receive different Watt outputs. @TechnoLadz was right about that phone and also the iPhone 11 Pro Max can receive 22-23W. Don’t be such an ignoramus in future, you fool.
I’ve been using an iPad charger in my 10s max and it’s perfect. It charges in about an hour or so and have been using this since the the 6s
Shon BZ did it affect the battery heal of your 6s? And also how long does your 6s charges using the ipad charger
Ronniel Cleo Bayaua no. It’s a 10 watt charger. I think the plus models are recommended to use a 10 amp charger. I had plus models. I should’ve said that. But if I’m not mistaken the others can hold up to a 10 watt charger safely. The small iPhone brick chargers are 5 wats. I use a iPad chager on my xs max and have been since day one and my battery health is still at 100% at almost a year old. You aren’t charging for near as long when you use these chargers.
Shon BZ im also using the plus model. Thanks for the input. Can’t wait to get mine. The 5 watt charger charges so god damn slow
Shon BZ Ikr, my phone is dead when I wake up at like 7 am. I shower, and by the time Im done my phone is like at 80%. My family always tell me they want to use my charger cause Im the only one who has an iPad.
Rinki 834 have you checked your maximum capacity in storage for your battery? Your battery may be needing replaced
Note that with the Apple 12 watt/2.4 ampere charger, you don't need to get a dedicated USB-C to Lightning cable. You can still use a USB-A to Lightning cable. I use an Anker PowerStrip 2 24 W charger with two 12 W USB-A charging ports to charge my iPhone X and iPad Pro (10.5 inch model).
🚨 Spoiler Alert 🚨
100% 3:14: 00 for 5 watt
95 % 1:55: 00 for 12 Watt
100% 1:55: 00 for 18 Watt
12 watt and 18 watt are basically the same imo. Both are a HUGE difference over the 5 watt though lol
@@NXGen461 The real advantage of the 18w comes when you go 0% to 50%. After that charge rate begins to slows down. It keeps slowing down the more charged up it gets. Like after 80% all 3 might be charging at the same wattage/speed. Remember the device only pulls what it needs. So your not longer using the close to the full potential of the 18 watts. It's is done so the battery doesn't degrade too fast.
NXGen it’s slightly faster but the 12W iPad charger is still a great deal as it’s a similar deal
Fast Charging is good, but fast charging decreases your battery’s life a lot using the normal block is much better for your battery
You have been sold some false info, Unknown. Even 35w charger keep s battery good for long. Old phones used to have 5w and even 2.5w chargers and battery still went bad after over a year. Batteries have better quality these days. The problem wasn't the current but the tech implemented in the batteries it self
I agree unknown... have a iphone 8 plus for over a year and only charge woth the original... and its still the same as when i got it
@@clintonjordaan8717 So how would you know any difference since you have only used the original?
I'm fairly certain that batteries are significantly better with regards to degradation. Modern phones have software baked in which doesn't allow your phone to heat up that much while charging or it'll actually stop it. Especially now that Apple got busted for slowing down the iPhone because of battery degradation. Charge your device how you would like and enjoy it because you are probably going to be getting another phone within a year or two with the way that cell phone companies do upgrades.
actually the longer you have your phone plugged in the faster your battery will degrade. fast charging to 80% and unplugging it will be better than leaving your battery charging for a longer period of time with the 5w charger.
My iPhone SE and 7 gets crazy when I use my iPad’s mini ac plug
BrAiX! What is your phone battery health
I'm charging my phone while watching this video
Cool!
bomb
StopTiles charging
Aww better leave it alone for a while.
Same
Great video. Just picked up the apple 12w charger. Already impressed with the quicker charge. Intanstly came searching videos to see if i made a good choice
Should have went with the 2 port 12watt per port (24 watt both ports combined) Anker charger for $10. That's what I use. Half the price of apples and you get two 12 watt ports.
Bro do you need to change the 5 watt's cable for 12w?
@@Unknown-rt4xu Just throw away the 5W and buy a 12W lmao
You didnt. Get a 20w charger from anker.
@@jaassil yeah ok buddy. u say it like if it hasn't been a year already
Do u have the exact same apps, notification, etc on both phones ? You should’ve put them both in aeroplane mode.
Pls maybe do it again both on aeroplane mode.
Someone that wouldn’t do anything but speed up all of them equally and it dosnt matter if they have the same apps
Seve Rodriguez yes it does matter with the apps, background activity drains the battery
Rik van der Linden thx bro👌
Is it bad to let my phone charge to 80 then use it or should I let it get to 100 then let it die then charge it to 100 again
Is there genuine Apple 18 watt charger is available in market and what is the price?
Pulak Manna $29 OEM on Apples website
$30 sold officially by Apple but I won’t recommend it at all. Just get a 3rd party 18W charger brick
I have a question if you use a usb c with the 18W brick and a regular USB charger with the 18 W brick which is faster or they the same?
Nice video. Personally I use a 12w on an iPhone XR, perfect for me. I just hope it won't damage the battery on the long run.
It won’t cause iPhones are programmed to withstand up to 18w chargers
@@lifeisshørt_420 it's actually 20W for newer iPhone 12
comparatively, a 12W will wear out the battery faster than 5W and 18W will wear out faster than 12W
What is the name of the phones?
5w is painfully slow..... iPad charger is cheaper for similar charging speed, iPad charger for everything
Yeah seem like apple should just ship iphone 11 with the 12 watt charger and then the pro with the 18 watt one. I don't think anyone would really complain. The 5 watt charger should only be shipped with the apple watch at this point or discontinued all together.
Tom Liu no wonder my phone charges slow. When I use my moms iPad charger it charged fast lol
I charge my phone with 10w and 12w and 18w and 5w and 30w
Lmao thank god I found a 12W iPad charger at a parking lot or else I would’ve been still using my 5W charger that came with my iPhone 11
@@Lol-rv5bv lucky u, picked up one in a parking lot
Already own a 12w block and good braided cable. The advantages of the Type C are not worth buying it at this time. But thanks for the video.
12w is good. Apple just needs to stop being cheap and at least give the regular Iphone 11 the 12 watt charger instead of the 5 watt one. The dumb thing is they cost the same price on apples website. The 5 watt charger should only be included on the apple watch and the airpods.
Chan Saet lol you don’t even get a brick with airpods. Only a lightning cable
@@samiwahid9940 Thats why I said should. Though to be fair my Bose QC35 didn't come with a charging brick as well. And that thing cost $350
I have a portable battery. Has a Quick Charger port. Is the lightning cable compatible with the quick charge port to charge iPhone? Thx
Wtf apple is selling 12w and 5w charger at the same price 🤷🏻♂️ obviously people will buy 12w charger instead of that pitty 5w charger 🔌
I have all 3, 12w is my favourite.
I use the 18w for a quick top up when an unplanned boys night out occurs.
5w is well...ermm.. let’s just say an extra privilege.
JPT I want the 18w, I use the 12w at the moment. The 5w is only there for the iPod classic. Lol
Rishikesh Shirsath same with the USB c Apple cable 0.3m and 1m same price
@@DrSwoose I stole an 18W Apple charger from one of my homies and trust me it’s not that much faster then the 12W charger I already had. If you use the 18W charger while using ur phone, it will get warm while with my 12W it won’t get warm if I use while charging.
@@DrSwoose Just get a 12W it saves u money compared to apples 18W while still charging good. I might give it back to my friend LOL
After 80% it goes into optimized battery charging which charges it slower to 100% to help conserve battery life in the long run.
Yo how do I know.if im fast charging
AKS by itself
I‘ve been charging my iphone 11 with the iPad charger and its perfekt
Well RIP your Battery Health. Expect to see that decrease soon.
SpeedMasters why? It’s made for fastcharge
@@lenaschneider4824 i second this
SWIX-PRO
Yes it is, but at least for iPhones it decreases your battery health. I’ve used to use one and it dropped my battery health by 2 percent in a month. Compared to an iPhone in my house that was using the normal charger (5W) it didn’t decrease its battery health at all.
@@speedmasters so you recommend the 5w chargers?
will a third party 18W adapter be safe for charging iphone Xs max and airpods pro? type -C to lightning cable is from the airpods pro box
yes
because this is a third party for the 18 watt
Does iphone x supports 20W fast charging??
for iphone 12 , which one is better ? 12 wcharger or 20w ?
20
The iPhone 12 battery has a power of 10.78 Watts. It can only take a maximum of 10.78 Watts. A 12 Watts charger would suffice (5V 2,4A). Always test the output power of the outlet with an energy consumption meter. No matter the size of the Apple charger, it will only take 5V for iPhone and iPad. On large Apple chargers, voltages above 5V will only be used for MacBook.
I think if apple just shipped iphones with 12 watt chargersI don't think anyone would complain. I used a 12 watt charger on my iphone Xr and I feel absolutely no need to get a usb C 18 watt charger. 12 watt works perfectly fine.
your wish has been granted......kinda
Thats like the big reason im not getting one. If the 11 would have come with a fast charger i'd have probably copped one.
@@scure8931 12 watt charger charges fine to me. Never had it felt too slow on my Xr or IPhone 6. I really think 12 watt for 11 and 18 watt for 11 Pro and there wont be much issue. But yeah 5 watt on 11 is trash.
@@chan13153 thats the thing im saying. Anything over the current charger they ship with their phones would be great. The current ones are an unbelivable joke thats whats blocking me of getting an 11 sadly, i dont really want to pay extra just to propperly charge my phone.
@@scure8931 I know it sucks. I myself don't use the regular charger. Not gonna suffer with he 5 watt charger. I use the anker 2 port 24 watt charger (12 watt per port). Only cost $10. Kinda wish apple would at the very least give us the 12 watt ipad charger.
www.amazon.com/Anker-Charger-PowerPort-PowerIQ-Foldable/dp/B071YMZ4LD/ref=sxin_3_sxwds-bia-wc2_0?keywords=anker+charger&pd_rd_i=B071YMZ4LD&pd_rd_r=66546075-26d0-4efb-b499-41ccfdfdd676&pd_rd_w=JcuKY&pd_rd_wg=TXf81&pf_rd_p=39e7c2a0-69e1-4a3f-8d8f-4c4ee1aefdb5&pf_rd_r=EBA4PNB32EFB4YMTGQ8D&psc=1&qid=1568531480
Apple 5W charger is enough for average user - I have tested it with "USB Safety tester" - iPhone after 35% charge only takes 1A = 5W no matter what charger you use (not talking about PD charging) - 10W or 12w chargers are only slightly faster when your phone is like 10% and it charges at 1.2A and when you are gaming, it draws up to 1.5A = 7.5W - Conclusion = if you're a person who use phone while charging, then 10 or 12W charger is for you and if you don't then 5W charger is good enough.
It's the same time if the 18W charger is in USB A to Lightning ?
loic1203 i get the same result with that 18w charger and a regular usb A cable. Type c is overrated, I'd only opt for it if you want to transfer files with it, for charging it's barely any different
Is the type c adaptor the winner because it is type c or because the wattage is higher or both?
Both
But is the battery life the same on the iPhone's
I just use my mac book charger takes about an hour to full change it. And im pretty sure the xs max can be charged up to 29w. The macbook's character is 61 watt.
You do know that destroys your battery life. My previous 8+ owner did that and the battery life is 70% after 2 years.
Apple Tree bro its fine after two years
@@appletree4433 just because its 61W doesn't mean the phone will accept all 61W..... it will only take what its design to take, and if the temperature is increasing the charge slows and the cycle continues... I'm charging my iPhone 8+ with MacBook 90watts but the phone only accepts like 18w (maybe a little more) to like maybe 50% then starts adjusting to the temperature.... mine is at 86% battery health..as of this comment
Hey Guys, just Download an App that says how fast your phone charges. It is pretty awesome
Felix Uhlig which app
S10 still stuck with 15 watts for 4 years but note 10 gets 25 watts or 45 watts for the big one
45 watt seems like overkill to me. Thats what laptops use. That much power for a battery that size just sounds like a bad idea to me.
Goofy Laws better you stfu
2020 is the max 18w still valid for iPhone XR?
Never Beaten Yes
Is it matter with the cable?
i’m JUST now getting a usb-c for my iphone and it’s 60W for $30 and i can’t believe Apple gave us a 5W brick with the old iphones. like i’m actually shook
How much watt is the 6s plus capable of
I use a 12 watt charger. Charges my 11 pro in less than 2 hours and don’t have to worry about battery degradation
Your 11 pro does not have a fast charger include in the box
Dhyey Patel It does but rather not use it to keep battery from aging fast
Juan Torres If you use the 18W charger that came with your pro it won’t really degrade your battery
Thanks for the comparison. I have a question though
No one nowhere has explained this:
USB A > Lightning (2m) 12$ Charging Cable
USB C > Lightning (2m) 39$ Charging Cable
You have to buy a charging brick for 19$ from Apple in order to use USB C > Lightning cable the bundle is 58$.
But.. USB A > Lightning cable is cheaper and you probably have a charging brick that is 30-60W WITH USB A Output
So the question is: Are the charging speeds the same?
Different cables have different AMP/Volts Tolerance some enabling you fast charge some that don't.
Did anyone else notice that both of the phones are sprint but one has 1 bar and the other phone has full bars.
Can the iPhone 11 Pro be charged using the cable that came with the iPhone X? Or should it only be charge using the one that came with the phone. The reason I ask is because I’m going away for the weekend and my friend has the old iPhone charger and I’m wondering if I can use his.
It can be charged with any cabke as ling as it is mfi certified, if it's not mfi certified, your iPhone will display an error message
2 hours fast for charge ?
Does the fast charging damage the battery over time ?
Yes it does
@@sv3n234 how?
No it doesn't coz it already design to run at max 18 w
If you use slow charger it could damage the charger because of high amperage
The reason why the iPad charger caught up was because apple slows charging after 80 because it helps the battery health
Still shouldnt catch up though…
Can I use an 18 watt charger for my 2016 iPad Pro 9.7
Yes but it will only use 12 watts because the 2016 iPad Pro max wattage is 12w. I used my 18w charger (that came with my 11 Pro) I haven’t noticed a difference in terms of charging speed.
SimplyPops ok thanks you just gained a subscriber bc no one really haven’t responded
why my 12 watt charger charges really slow, maybe 40% in 1 hour
you should turn off the screen during charging the phone.
Same as mine
Overheating
😇Hey man you cleared my confusions thanks for your pretty clear video 🤩🤩✌️👍
Wondering if i should get a 12w apple charger or get a 18w charging powerbank
well now there is a type c to lighting 20 watt original by apple charger
Can we use 5w cable in 12w adapter for fast charging???
Yes
Does type c one effects the battery health or life ?
No but to preserve battery health keep the device cool and away from moisture.
@@SimplyPops moisture how ? Pls elaborate on it
@@SimplyPops I have heard 18w charger keeps the iPhone 11 hot or warm is it true and is it good to have It ?
Does usb-c to lightning make a difference from usb-a to lightning?
No it doesn’t. The only differences are the charging bricks
The max output for USB A is 12 watts. While USB-C to lightning is 18 Watts.
you only need to tap the screen in order to see the battery SOC, no need to drag down the menu.
Can you suggest which watt charger will be good for iphone X?
The one that came w it 😂 or I suggest selling it n buying a newer iPhone u know one that actually is from this decade 😜
X accepts up to 18W
Should I still get the quick charger in this video or the 30W one that apple released
The 30W apple one is a scam as lightning is 18w max
Can i use the 18w type c to lightning charger TO MY 6s plus?????
Yes it will act just like a normal charger
Is i phone x charge with 12 W
Omg now I can finally switch from my galaxy s8 to the new iphone 11 (the only thing holding me back was the slow charging situation on iphones but I guess not anymore?) I'm so relieved!
Nice video btw!
fast charging has existed on iphones for a couple of years now. i believe iphone 8 started it.
I bought the Apple 18w charger, not cheap but I’m sure it’s worth it! I don’t like 3rd party chargers.
I use a 12w.
Same it does not destroy it and it is fast
@@goat634 a 18w won’t destroy it either
Thanks for the video I’m thinking about buying the 15W by Anker with PD
Brother this 12w charger works for iPhone x plz reply???????????
Yes
So does Inateck 18W type C work with an IPhone 6s Plus or no?
Yes it will charge but not fast charge. Fast charge is only for iPhone 8/8 plus and newer
Lol Samsung note 10 would be charged in 1 hour with the charge that comes in the box smh Apple be lagging behind
Apple charges faster.
@Tryeasy. That is with all batteries no matter how you charge them
@@UrMom-gi5zh lol no it doesn't and it has a smaller battery if you can prove it then I'll believe you but until then I have multiple videos on my side
@Tryeasy. Just pointing it out because some people are actually that dumb
Nathan ciminelli 18W fast charging is enough for the iphone since the battery is smaller and the software is far more optimized and power efficient compared to android
Can I use 12W or 18W to iphone 7 plus?
12W. The iPhone 7 doesn’t support Fast charging 18W. You can still use the 18w but it won’t use the full wattage (only up to 12W)
Wait...is it safe to use the iPad charger on my iPhone 6?
Yes that's fine. No worries with that.
why does the charging slow down when it hits 85% or 90% above?
Because of rc
It has an ic that protect the battery if the voltage reach nearly at max 4.2 v if the wattage still 18watt it will damage the battery and also battery have an internal resistance if battery is low voltage the resistance goes lower and if the voltage is 4.1v the resistance slowly increasing in order to lowering the wattage
And if you put your phone in airplane mode ,you get extra 10% after 30 min.
That's a lie lol
Nice easy to follow test. Good job! 👍
When im gaming on my iphone 8 plus while 18watt fast charging my phone is going crazy like its cancelling my movements it is weird
higher voltage sometimes cause errors sensing touch input. I dont own an iphone but it happens when charging at 22watt on my android
Because 1 that’s a small phone with a smaller battery, so Ofc battery won’t be as good. 2, fast charging while doing an intensive task like gaming ruins it and produces more heat which will further degrade your battery. I highly suggest don’t play games while fast charging, instead play ur games on a 12W charger
Exemple for iPhone 12: The iPhone 12 battery has a power of 10.78 Watts. It can only take a maximum of 10.78 Watts. A 12 Watts charger would suffice (5V 2,4A). Always test the output power of the outlet with an energy consumption meter. No matter the size of the Apple charger, it will only take 5V for iPhone and iPad. On large Apple chargers, voltages above 5V will only be used for MacBook. People buy Apple 30W chargers for their iPhone, but it only draws 5V at 3A which is 15W power, moreover the iPhone will only draw 10.78W.
You should have an amp meter to test charging speed.
I'm surprised most youtubers don't do this. I see some use a 29watt charger but I think thats overkill. I don't think the phone even pulls close to that much power.
Chan Saet cause it doesn't. iPhone X/XS only allow 15w. Any charger with more Watt is a waste of money on those phones. iPhone 11 pro on the other hand does accept about 22w but according to some tests it does drop to 18w so 18w charger with type c cable would be ideal
The 5w is the safest for charging battery .. its better for long term
Nice video man 👌🏽
iPhone xr support fast charging
can the 18watts type c charger work on my iphone 8 plus to charge fast?
Yes, the iPhone 8 supports fast charging.
I mean does that 18watt charger come with the cable compatible for this device or do I need to buy another cable🤔
david G i use Anker 18w charger with a regular iphone cable and get same result (2h to full). You can keep your standard lighting cable and get about the same speed.
Why wouldn’t you use a regular usb from Apple so now we don’t know what it charges with Apple usb
Reilly St. Croix about the same if you use a 18w charger. I use a regular apple cable with my 18w Anker charger and get the same result.
Great video always wondered if my iPad charger was making a difference
It will if you have a iPhone 8 or newer
Mrkitkat1 using the iPad charger isnt fast charging
Mrkitkat1 so you dont need an 8 or newer
On apple website.. The 12w is compatible with iPhone 5 and newer..
Usb type c charges everything being the charger for androifs
Brooo!!!!
Don't use any charger on the switch besides am official one
Nintendo made it so other chargers damage or kill the switch
I still prefer the 5w to keep battery health
Rodrigo Freijanes lol won't make a difference all batteries degrade after a Year or 2
you start to notice battery degrade only after 2-3 years of constant use
@@bigmaxcc that`s not true. My nephew had her battery change in 10 months of use
My xs max is at 87% already no problem but still worried.
So higher watt charger results in a bigger hit to the battery life long term? I'm not asking if this is a linear or exponential relationship, only if there is a proven relationship.
What about the Apple 20 w usb c adapter just saw it today on Best Buy I’m thinking 18 W but was wondering if it was better too get the there one omg great video
I wanted to help you out but its been a long time wich one you chose and how is it?
Purchased! Thanks for your help 😁
Nice and simple! All on one screen! And the only guy who at least displays Wattages on the chargers used! Respect!
You can use 61 watt macpro charger too
Bliss No, you cant. Apple only supports so much Watts above the 5 watt included. So it may seem as fast, but apple isn’t known for fast charging. So its only charging as much as it can. Basically not much faster than the iPad.
Rink I, they allowed to use such chargers for fastcharging, information from Apple official site.
support.apple.com/en-kw/HT208137
What’s weird is I bough a 2017 iPad in perfect condition refurbished from amazon with the 12w brick and it didn’t charge any faster than my 5w one and I ended up getting an iPad 2 and it came with the 10w charger and that literally charges my phone twice as fast weird
If your really curious I suggest getting an amp meter. They only cost about $10. You could see how much power ur phone is actually pulling. You can also use it to test if certain ports are bad etc.
Chan Saet oh okay thanks for the idea
If you can’t just set your phone down for awhile to let it charge, then you got bigger problems than charging a phone.
Facts🤣 i use 5V it's enough i charge my phone while sleeping and in the morning i have full and it lasts till night
How do you iPhone users survive this with 5 or 10 or 18 w like howww
Recommended watts for adapter that will not destroy the battery health of xs max?
Sarah Barredo I won’t recommend using a bigger watt adapter than the default one. After using one for 9 months my battery health decreased -13%. That’s a lot of battery drain in such a short period of time.
Oriol Bech even just the 12 watts?
Sarah Barredo yes, more watts than the original bigger decrease in your battery life
Oriol Bech is it okay to use powerbank for charging?
Sarah Barredo yeah it’s fine but not for everyday charging. Only punctual circumstances.
U should’ve taken the same cable!!! What you experimented it’s not fair!
So I just put a usb type c and my iPhone 8 is charging so dam fast
Thx man!! this is what I needed!
Basically, I don't need any other charger than the iPad one!!
Eh, I’d personally say get the type c 18 w charger but if you find a good deal with an iPad charger then yes you can do it
Apple fast charge takes 2.5 hours hahahaha
It’s not even the real Apple accessories
That 18 w charger he used wasn’t an Apple one it was a 3rd party one
What u need to do now is switch the charges and chords with the same phones and see what u get on that
Also use an amp meter to actually determine how much power is being pulled.
I use Ankers elite 2 24 watt charger
Probably everyone’s best bet if they want Faster Charging is to Buy the 12W iPad Adapter for C$25. The 18W will be a bit faster so if you care about that and have the money go ahead but don’t buy the 30W because it is useless since the iPhone Maximum charging capacity is 18W.
I plug my iPod in and I use an iPad charger and Lisa lightning charger
Can someone tell me if I have to have usb c for fast charging?
For fast Charging yes unless you have a 12W iPad or Mac Book charger to charge fast cause the normal 5W charger that Apple gives is slow
You know why they call it Wish? Because you “wish” you hadn’t shopped there.
I don’t understand why Apple still include the 5W charger like it’s so bad
it's terrible 👎🏾
Nah For the 11 Pro they include the 18w
Decoy strategy.
I think the sweet spot would be 12w or 18w, for iPhones.
Bro can I use 18w charger in iPhone 6s plus
No because it doesn’t support fast charging. The only iPhones with fast charging enabled that can use the 18W charger is the iPhone 8/8plus, X, Xs, Xs max, Xr, 11, 11 pro/pro max and the SE 2 (2020 SE)
iphone 6s plus doesn't support fast charge , but you can use 18w charger with the slower charge
Which mobiles they are
iphone x
thank you sir for giving me more reason to buy the ipad charger 😊
I had the type c charger but I destroyed