Even though there was not such a big change in the battery, it is still one of the best in the world. Let's just hope that in the next it will increase the charge to the same ones as the competition
exactly, if they really put 45 W fast charging in an iPhone, they would say in the keynote with a fancy graphic telling how fast charges the new iPhone.
There is NO 45W charging. Who said that? Where? I’m surprised tough with the new magsafe charger (supposed 25w) getting behind the 20w charger just like the old 15w magsafe. Maybe a software issue?
It is capable of charigng 45W but will almost never do. It can be achieved if you are doing some heavy load on the phone like gaming, I have measured it myself, the highest it pulled was 44W.
I am more interested how did you drain their batteries since I looked at the clocks and at the start of the first test it was 4:22 and the last test ended at 9:30 and the date didn't change! 5 hours for 3 charging tests? How did you drain them?
Allegedly the iPhone can take up to around 35-40w, but it only does so when charging during heavy use. my guess is that battery input is limited to ~20w, the remaining power will only be used to power the phone itself
What cable are you using.I heard the included braided cables are not as fast? Apple did say 45watt fast charge.Your 45 watt charger is not going max out to fully 45watt.I think you need a charger that is over 45watt to give you the full 45watt.
Hey thanks for sharing this. I appreciate true benchmarks done in person. So, if you were offered the IPhone 15 or 16 Pro Max in a 1TB which would you choose? Seems like the upgrades to the 16 PM aren’t worth it with charging but maybe that’s just me. Thanks friend.
Did you mix the phones for the test or used the same phone for each one. Just trying to figure out why the 30W would charge better than the 45W. Maybe build quality for the pro of the 45W is off?
That voltmeter is limmiting your charging since the IPhone don't recognize the chip on the oem cable it will restrict charging at 12w max !! try without the meter and you'll see !
interesting video, my pro max receives a consistent 29w on the low end and 31w on the high end with spikes of high as 39w charging from 20% battery. I’ll plug my Z-Power in tonight to see if i can replicate because it’s very interesting to see the way you tested these devices. I’ve mostly used the power leaving my powerbank to test these numbers.
I tried charging my iPhone 16 with a new MagSafe (Qi2) charger hooked up to a 60 watt brick, and it was far slower than when I plugged it into the USB-C in the back of my Mac Mini, which I think only puts out 15 watts. The MagSafe just seems very inconsistent with the iPhone 16. Sometimes, I've left it on there for 30 to 45 minutes, and the charge number hardly changes. And then sometimes, it charges pretty fast. I'm beginning to wonder if it has something to do with the beta iOS 18.1 on my phone.
Cool test but why wasn’t the iPhone w the 45W charging not on Do Not Disturb mode like the others? I’d imagine that’d impact the performance, at least a bit.
Saw the whole video but certainly I am still baffled whether to 30W apple brick with the usb cable they provide or buy an MagSafe wire which apple provides . Any suggestions will be appreciated
I may have missed it but are you using the new MagSafe charger that Apple claims will output 25 watts vs. the previous MagSafe that only gets 15 watts? Please let me know. Wait I watched the entire video is using the 25 watt MagSafe so should I just stick with my old MagSafe chargers previously offered by Apple?
Did you turn off optimized battery setting? As it often slow down charging. Else it just the normal where from 80-100% it want to slow down the heat to protect the battery long term Also imagine if the MagSafe had a cooling system it could be faster
so why does the display on the wattage meter show a variable of 9w to 11w of charging on the iPhone 16 PRO? Those meters look a bit faulty across all phones testing is done incorrectly. There is no 45w charging on iPhone
Testing Using MacBook charger and cable with indicator ..my IP 16Pro caps at 7W while on the MacBook hits around 30w and my Leica caps at 10W…. Why so low on the 16Pro
unless I'm reading it wrong, all your 3 wired chargers are all within ~20W when = 30W > MagSafe > 20W I think you should check more related articles more about different type of chargers (and its USB protocols and how sucks that different manufacturers use different protocols), and also its charging cables, before making this type of video.
Hi from Brazil! I loved the video! Can U test the new Apple magsafe charger and compare to the Qi2? I have the Qi standard, Qi2 and the old Magsafe charger, but the Qi2 get so hot!!! So I wanna know if this new product is good and runs cool. If possible, show the temperature in Celsius too.
I was thinking of buying an anker 30w adapter because no way I’m paying $40 for an apple one but after this video I’ll just stick with the 20w Apple one I’ve been using
Can someone please confirm whether the best choice would be to choose a 20W adapter or a 30W adapter? I'm confused as some are saying 20W is what's reauired and some saying 30 W is what's needed for better charging. Please help.
Apple never claimed anything about 45w charging. Apple China confirmed amperage and wattage of the 16 Pro batteries which translated to 45W peak capability. But, rumored tests with more powerful than 45W chargers and GOOD cables showed around 39W. Apple is likely limiting the charging speed a little to avoid quicker battery wear. Matt Talks Tech showed MagSafe hitting 18W and MagSafe 2 hitting 26W and even higher.
the iphone 16 line supports 45 watts of charging speed on a hardware level and it will be available when ios 18.1 launches in 2 weeks. i got my iphone 16 pro yesterday and i got the new 25w apple puck and it's definitely charging my phone faster bc i used a 30w brick and it took 35min to bring my phone from 1% to 50%. The iphone 16 pro was charging as fast as the iphone 15 but wireless and for me that'a a big leap.
Who charges their phones with the screen on unless they absolutely have to use the phone? No one because they overheat and that throttle‘s charging. You can’t do it charging test with the screens on.
Interesting results. I charge overnight, typically get up at 6am, plug in when I get in the car (wired CarPlay), it’s 9:42pm and I’m on 59%. How are you guys killing your phones so quickly? I’d say I’m a mid to high user depending on the day.
Apple offers an official 240w charging cable and charging brick, do you think it would charge significantly faster than the 30w or would 240w be overkill and a waste of money. If anyone has person experience with using the 240w cable and brick, please let me know! P.S. maybe I’m asking the wrong question here, because I’m remembering that the 16 pro max only takes up to 30w or so, so in other words even if I used a 240w cable and brick then it wouldn’t charge any faster, because the 16 can only take 30w anyway? Thanks in advance for any replies!
BTW the Iphone 16 Pro will only charge at 45Watt (is not 45w but it is a higher wattage to compensate while you gaming) when you gaming and charging at the same time... you can clearly see it charges at the same wattage. long story short your battery charging test is waisted... sorrry to say that even your temperture messuring is useless in this case Edit: as a tech UA-camr you should know how Fast-charging especially PD (PowerDelivery) works... maximum peak should be around 21 watts.... a 45watt charger should works the same like a 20watt
@@lauandersen1 Wtf is god then? iPhone? Believe it or not but Apple's long term marketing control brainwashed a certain part of the world thinking they're the only ones in the game
Even though there was not such a big change in the battery, it is still one of the best in the world. Let's just hope that in the next it will increase the charge to the same ones as the competition
What I need is a case that does not harm the input to charge the iPhones, the one I have is horrible and the wireless charging is very slow
I solved this with the Vionentus Elites, which are made of leather and do not affect wireless charging
Apple never claimed 45 watts of fast charging. Never!
yet every single article or leak was putting out the fastest charging available. USB-C without thunderbolt was a shame
exactly, if they really put 45 W fast charging in an iPhone, they would say in the keynote with a fancy graphic telling how fast charges the new iPhone.
Did Apple tell you that?
@@Joelmiller1776 I looked and I never saw it. do you mind telling me where? I cant find it anywhere at all. just 25-30w
@@aquifer98 You’re right. I was wrong. Multiple sources said there was 45w charging except Apple themselves. Most I’ve seen is 32w max. My mistake.
Ok I've been waiting for this one bro. LET'S GO!
Love u
The only thing Apple claimed is that the iPhone 16 now won’t drain when charging while gaming. It can draw up to 38W while gaming and charging.
Is iPhone 16 pro good for normal 2 hours of pubg gaming???
@@roteonnexye it is obv beyond good enough.......
Exactly
Yeah but don't let it heat up too much @@roteonnex
My 16 pro takes 1 hour 35 minutes to get 100% . I get 80% in 1 hour . I usually start charging when it becomes 10 to 20 % .
I use 20W charger.
Hi. Wich charger do you use? 30W from apple?
Yes which charger did you get?
@@_bchumfrom his ass
Which charger are you using
Same here,my 16 pro and 16pm all are get 70-80%in one hour🎉I uesd the Anker changer 40w(bought at Amazon)
There is NO 45W charging. Who said that? Where?
I’m surprised tough with the new magsafe charger (supposed 25w) getting behind the 20w charger just like the old 15w magsafe. Maybe a software issue?
No…mine works fine reaches 25w only if the battery under 50%
@@cia4gent128 did you test the wattage with a proper watt meter? Event them, it’s weird that it charges slower than a wired 20w charger
It is capable of charigng 45W but will almost never do. It can be achieved if you are doing some heavy load on the phone like gaming, I have measured it myself, the highest it pulled was 44W.
@@amirtorhan2762yes.
I am more interested how did you drain their batteries since I looked at the clocks and at the start of the first test it was 4:22 and the last test ended at 9:30 and the date didn't change! 5 hours for 3 charging tests? How did you drain them?
I’m curious too. Maybe he played a lot of Roblox. The games there will drain battery fast 😂
This is exactly what I searched for. Thanks mate
Allegedly the iPhone can take up to around 35-40w, but it only does so when charging during heavy use. my guess is that battery input is limited to ~20w, the remaining power will only be used to power the phone itself
50% in 30 mins
80% in 60 mins
100% in 100 mins
Yes
that's what I'm getting
iPhone 16 Pro Max European spec; anker 45W charger + 60W usb-c UGREEN cable | 110min from 1% | Wifi connected, mobile data and BT to an apple watch
That’s my 14 pro
Like 2016 phones charge
I love these videos. You are the goat 🐐 for putting in the work. 🔥
What cable are you using.I heard the included braided cables are not as fast? Apple did say 45watt fast charge.Your 45 watt charger is not going max out to fully 45watt.I think you need a charger that is over 45watt to give you the full 45watt.
Are you using MagSafe charger Gen 2 ( 2 meter long) that's what gives 25watt charge
Did you not watch the video? He literally says so at the 30 second mark.
Hey thanks for sharing this. I appreciate true benchmarks done in person. So, if you were offered the IPhone 15 or 16 Pro Max in a 1TB which would you choose? Seems like the upgrades to the 16 PM aren’t worth it with charging but maybe that’s just me.
Thanks friend.
Did you mix the phones for the test or used the same phone for each one. Just trying to figure out why the 30W would charge better than the 45W. Maybe build quality for the pro of the 45W is off?
his charging meter shows max 11w not even 20w , the iPhone don't recognize the voltmeter as a charger and it limits charging lol
What is the power consumption of the MagSafe?
I bought a 30W brick brcause of this video. Very helpful!
That voltmeter is limmiting your charging since the IPhone don't recognize the chip on the oem cable it will restrict charging at 12w max !! try without the meter and you'll see !
No. It's just a volt meter. It allowes all communication with the chip of the USB C cable.
Do you have a link to the surge protector? Thanks
interesting video, my pro max receives a consistent 29w on the low end and 31w on the high end with spikes of high as 39w charging from 20% battery.
I’ll plug my Z-Power in tonight to see if i can replicate because it’s very interesting to see the way you tested these devices.
I’ve mostly used the power leaving my powerbank to test these numbers.
Check 0 to 80 how much faster they do ? After 80 it’s back to 4-5 watt charging speed so you can Take advantage of fast charging
Mkbhd said 45 W, for all those who are saying where or who said it plus all the rumours so naturally everyone thought it would be.
I tried charging my iPhone 16 with a new MagSafe (Qi2) charger hooked up to a 60 watt brick, and it was far slower than when I plugged it into the USB-C in the back of my Mac Mini, which I think only puts out 15 watts. The MagSafe just seems very inconsistent with the iPhone 16. Sometimes, I've left it on there for 30 to 45 minutes, and the charge number hardly changes. And then sometimes, it charges pretty fast. I'm beginning to wonder if it has something to do with the beta iOS 18.1 on my phone.
20w or 30w? Which one is better to buy?
I got 30 watts over 35 or 20 watt. 30 watts is recommended it's fast and not heating up my iphone 16pm . Soni recommend buy a 30 watts
Cool test but why wasn’t the iPhone w the 45W charging not on Do Not Disturb mode like the others? I’d imagine that’d impact the performance, at least a bit.
Saw the whole video but certainly I am still baffled whether to 30W apple brick with the usb cable they provide or buy an MagSafe wire which apple provides . Any suggestions will be appreciated
Can I use the 70-watt MacBook Pro M3 Pro charger to charge the iPhone 16 Pro Max? Thanks!
I may have missed it but are you using the new MagSafe charger that Apple claims will output 25 watts vs. the previous MagSafe that only gets 15 watts? Please let me know. Wait I watched the entire video is using the 25 watt MagSafe so should I just stick with my old MagSafe chargers previously offered by Apple?
Did you turn off optimized battery setting? As it often slow down charging. Else it just the normal where from 80-100% it want to slow down the heat to protect the battery long term
Also imagine if the MagSafe had a cooling system it could be faster
I wonder if this just needs a software update. It’s crazy how we don’t have ultrafast charging on iPhones yet.
What about a 140w charger with a 240w cable? Can you test that out
so why does the display on the wattage meter show a variable of 9w to 11w of charging on the iPhone 16 PRO? Those meters look a bit faulty across all phones testing is done incorrectly. There is no 45w charging on iPhone
No one officially said that the new iPhones would charge at 45w.
can I use my Samsung 25-watt adapter for the iPhone 16 Pro? Will it affect the battery's health?
You should connect the cable directly to the iPhone and not the meter.
Testing Using MacBook charger and cable with indicator ..my IP 16Pro caps at 7W while on the MacBook hits around 30w and my Leica caps at 10W…. Why so low on the 16Pro
can we use samsung 45w pd charger for iphone 16pm? or should i use only official apple charger?
How is one of your 16 Pro’s already OUT OF STORAGE?
Why is the 30W charging iPhone cooler than the 20W??
Which adaptor and watt is good for 16 pro????
unless I'm reading it wrong, all your 3 wired chargers are all within ~20W when = 30W > MagSafe > 20W
I think you should check more related articles more about different type of chargers (and its USB protocols and how sucks that different manufacturers use different protocols), and also its charging cables, before making this type of video.
So what’s the best one I do like the mage safe
This video is beautiful 😭
I have anker 45 watt charger. Can this work on my iphone 16 pro max without affecting the battery efficiency?
Isn't it fine to use a 45w wired charger from Samsung?
I'm not a subscriber but I like this guy.
Yo pops can you try the 65W Anker charger?
You should charge them while playing an intense game. Would see the iPhone 16 win.
Hi from Brazil! I loved the video!
Can U test the new Apple magsafe charger and compare to the Qi2? I have the Qi standard, Qi2 and the old Magsafe charger, but the Qi2 get so hot!!! So I wanna know if this new product is good and runs cool.
If possible, show the temperature in Celsius too.
You need the new magsafe cable for more watt
please do this on the iPhone 16 Pro Max
I wonder I you didn't turn off the AOD for the realest results, even though it might just a little faster. 😅
I was thinking of buying an anker 30w adapter because no way I’m paying $40 for an apple one but after this video I’ll just stick with the 20w Apple one I’ve been using
Imagine charging to full in 30 minutes, then switch to Apple and having to wait for this long.
So much for 25 watts charging for MagSafe. Yet it slowed down a lot because of overheating.
Can someone please confirm whether the best choice would be to choose a 20W adapter or a 30W adapter? I'm confused as some are saying 20W is what's reauired and some saying 30 W is what's needed for better charging. Please help.
FF
the only person to check temperature of charger.. nice
can we use 30w apple adapter for 16pro.. is it safe..?
It is. I'm using a 30w now
Thank you Sir!
Apple never claimed anything about 45w charging. Apple China confirmed amperage and wattage of the 16 Pro batteries which translated to 45W peak capability. But, rumored tests with more powerful than 45W chargers and GOOD cables showed around 39W.
Apple is likely limiting the charging speed a little to avoid quicker battery wear.
Matt Talks Tech showed MagSafe hitting 18W and MagSafe 2 hitting 26W and even higher.
Can I use 30w charger on iphone 16
Because of course with the screen enable is very accurate the charger
can i use nothing phone 1 charger to charge?
You not low my boy I saw you at the Apple Store in Rosevelt field 😂
So probably all that matters is to the 50 percent benchmark because the iPhone will throttle speeds when it nears full charge
nobody noticed the devices are moving on the table over the time? Do you have some machines in the buildings? Some eruption is going on? 3:20
I’m not a fan of fast charging though I strictly abide by the use of 12W charger for charging my iPhone.
why not close the screen?
30W wired charging is the best
Check wired charging speeds
Thank you for saving me money!!
You should have turned off the optimised charging
got my 16 pro in black titanium
Getting 30w charger for me it’s enough
the iphone 16 line supports 45 watts of charging speed on a hardware level and it will be available when ios 18.1 launches in 2 weeks. i got my iphone 16 pro yesterday and i got the new 25w apple puck and it's definitely charging my phone faster bc i used a 30w brick and it took 35min to bring my phone from 1% to 50%. The iphone 16 pro was charging as fast as the iphone 15 but wireless and for me that'a a big leap.
25 watts for a charging puck is insanely fast
@@Markyboy210 not really compared to other android phones that support higher wattage
Insanely slow@@Markyboy210
@@Markyboy210 Other manufacturers obtained a 120W wireless charging speed three years ago.
@@bruceinmyheart Who?
didnt even know 120w Wirelss charging was possible
Heat is Definitely a factor here but the most I’ve seen is 40w
I used Anker 40W charger,both my 16 pro and 16 pm can get 70-80% in one hour!and my husband have 15pm charged slow 😂
Who charges their phones with the screen on unless they absolutely have to use the phone? No one because they overheat and that throttle‘s charging. You can’t do it charging test with the screens on.
It's still sucks to slow charging Galaxy s24 ultra 45 minutes fully charged using 45W
Realme 15 minutes full charge
You should calculate the always on display
Interesting results. I charge overnight, typically get up at 6am, plug in when I get in the car (wired CarPlay), it’s 9:42pm and I’m on 59%. How are you guys killing your phones so quickly? I’d say I’m a mid to high user depending on the day.
Still took 2 hours and half to full charge
Apple offers an official 240w charging cable and charging brick, do you think it would charge significantly faster than the 30w or would 240w be overkill and a waste of money. If anyone has person experience with using the 240w cable and brick, please let me know!
P.S. maybe I’m asking the wrong question here, because I’m remembering that the 16 pro max only takes up to 30w or so, so in other words even if I used a 240w cable and brick then it wouldn’t charge any faster, because the 16 can only take 30w anyway? Thanks in advance for any replies!
Heat rises….. charge your phones ( without case ) screen downward.
Bro you should use 100 watt cable for 45watt charging
Exactly
Why
Every Videos nowadays have „shocking results“
Turn off always on display then do the test. I’m curious.😂
the phone was never off
I use the 20 watt
But only at night
BTW the Iphone 16 Pro will only charge at 45Watt (is not 45w but it is a higher wattage to compensate while you gaming) when you gaming and charging at the same time...
you can clearly see it charges at the same wattage.
long story short your battery charging test is waisted... sorrry to say that
even your temperture messuring is useless in this case
Edit: as a tech UA-camr you should know how Fast-charging especially PD (PowerDelivery) works...
maximum peak should be around 21 watts.... a 45watt charger should works the same like a 20watt
Mans doesn't miss
Can you do the pro max next
2 hours for 100% iphone users make me feel bad for them ,how stupid do u have to be😂😂😂
Meanwhile I have 50W charging on my 2019 Android 😂
But it is and android. It is the goat not the god 😂
@@lauandersen1 Wtf is god then?
iPhone?
Believe it or not but Apple's long term marketing control brainwashed a certain part of the world thinking they're the only ones in the game
Wow your storage is full on the white one, lol. You filled that sucker up in less than a week :)
Let goo iPhone 📱16 pro
i got the iphone 16 pro in natural titanium tb. i did an unboxing and first impressions on my channel, i loooooove this phone!!!!
Battery drain so fast 😢
@@SamrinaBinteHanif really????? mine doesnt? sometimes its the background app refresh, bluetooth running in the background and other factors...
realme GT3 240w charger 4500mah
I have the GT3 with 160w but 5000mah battery
Chinese make fastest World charging phones not just iPhones they make😂
You must take into account quantum physics and your subconscious into the equation I bet your favorite was the black 7_7
my dream is any iphone bro 😅
45 watts requires special 5A usb c
Samsung 45 w looks good to me now
Confused testing