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Apple 35W Dual USB Port A2571 Power Adapter Review and Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2022
- Apple 35W Dual USB Port A2571 Power Adapter Review and Test
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In this video I am looking at the new Apple USB C Power Adapter. The model number is A2571. I also compare this to a direct competitor adapter.
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Thanks for watching! Yeah, I need to get going on some new content.
Thank you for this research. This content is needed on the internet.
You are welcome!
Would love to see tests of the 96W and 140W power adapters from Apple. Great videos and are helping me A LOT.
Yep, I have them on my list. Waiting to shell out the couple hundred to pick them up.
You sound like a genius when you speak. Might be a good idea for me to subscribe.
haha, I don't know about genius. I am educated in a category but don't ask me about plants.
I definitely subscribed afte this video
Nice! Thanks!
Thank you for the insightful video. Can you test the noncompact Apple 35W adapter? From the teardowns it looks like a completely different design.
Yeah, I saw that one was out too and totally different by the chargerlab teardown.
Since youve mentioned battery packs. Will you expand your future contents to other types of devices like powerbanks, usb c dongle/dock, 18650 battery and chargers, projectors. 12v appliances common on van life?
Yes, the plan is to expand into more types of content. Specific to van life who knows but if you want to make any suggestions I write them all down. After I get a few on a certain topic it becomes a video.
Good Video.
Can you possibly review the Apple 140W usb-c power adapter
Thanks! Yes, that 140W adapter is on the list. I don't have an exact timeline, there are 45 power adapters in house in the queue right now.
Teardowns are always interesting.
Thanks. I’ll get started on that.
Could I use this with a HomePod mini and then the other for charging my phone in a kitchen but only using one port? Now I have 2 20w ones using both power spots. I like that it goes straight down instead of out.
Yes, that should be a viable use case for this power adapter.
Hi, I love your content and obsess with latest and greatest in power supply world. I work as a creative and have zero knowledge of how these things work. I have a question while watching multiple review of yours. Do these companies have a know-how to make good and reliable product? It seems like none of them are perfect and how hard is it to make these products efficient the way we hope them to be? Are they all cutting corners or just plain lazy? Thank you. Oh! and I just bought an 100W Anker Nano 😅
Yeah, there is a balance between making the product function and making the product good. They all know how but there is a lot of pressure to build down to a price. Some companies focus a lot on making the adapter small and are willing to sacrifice performance for size. Apple, I think, cares more about the life of the product rather than the energy it directly uses over its lifetime.
What portable power bank would you suggest to use for both a iPhone 13Pro Max and iPad Pro 12.9 inch? Great videos have just subscribed!
I have a couple power banks I am testing right now. I haven’t done these before so I’m far from sure which one is best though. I plan to get a video out later this month on the first one. As of now I’d go for anything with more than 1 usb c port with PD 3.0 capability (15v or 20v output capable).
@@AllThingsOnePlace Excellent look forward to it. Thanks for your advice 👍🏼
Hi @AllThingsOnePlace, what do you recommend wattage as power adapter for iphone 15 pro max?
Really, anything is good. If you want maximum speed get a 30 watt minimum charger. Apple is obviously going to be compatible with apple devices. Anything larger may gain some advantages but it is at a tradeoff of cost and size.
Nice 🎉❤ 2 USB-C ports
Simple, effective.
When using a dual port charger, and you’re trying to charge one device, can you leave a 2nd wire in the other port that’s not connected to another device and still get the full charging capabilities? Or does it spilt the charge even without a second actual device plugged in? Thank you so much if you see this and can help me 😭🙏🏻
it is smart and will give you 100% to the device even with both wires plugged in.
The power sharing on this is one of the best I have seen.
Hello can we use to charge MagSafe Duo charger with the 35 W charger ? please let me know thanks
Yes, this can deliver the 9V/3A to power that charger. I don't think it would do that AND charge a laptop though.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Thanks for your help. Noted 🙏🙏
Can I use this on my MacBook Pro m1 13inch?
I think that is the intention with this charger. Compact and able to charge anything (maybe not the fastest but able).
Which one is safer an Apple 35W or Anker 30W adapter for MacBook Air?
These are both on the same level of safe. Each has the same probability of causing damage to your device. In terms of efficiency the Anker is better but the apple with 35W output should charge a little faster.
@@AllThingsOnePlace how do u mean damage? Shouldn't the apple official one be safer?
@@koladeayoku3592 Just normal wear and tear from charging discharging a battery, nothing extreme.
Is the gan charger is better then apple chargers ?
Apple doesn't advertise which ones are GaN or not, but they use the same basic technology as everyone else. So, there's no difference. Apple also doesn't make these.
I want that adapter.
I HAVE this adapter.
Is this better than the non compact 35w?
It is slightly better yes.
Asus just released a 100w gan charger. I wonder how a brand name stacks up
Asus has made laptop bricks for a long time (or had them made) so it isn't too much of a surprise with more products using USB C now. I will have to check this one out.
I got the Coucot and have a weird issue. It gets stuck at 8 watts, but only one way the cable is turned. If i flip the lightning cable around, i get the 20+ watts.
This doesnt happen with my other single 20w chargers, so i dk whats going on.
I feel like im getting disconnected with the Coucot also. And i got one iPhone overheating notification, but havent since.
I also bought the 2 35w adapters listed on Walmarts site. Its listed with two options. 35w and 50w. Both were 35w. Both were Apple counterfeits. One came with no packaging. Apple print on back. Other in fake Apple box.
Returning both.
Really want Anker, or Aukey to make a dual slim one like this, in black.
Or anyone else.
Hello, yeah, sounds like a non-starter for me. I wouldn't expect those behaviors from the apple official adapter but at three times the price... There are a few two port options on the market right now but I am still reviewing them so no word on which is best.
@@AllThingsOnePlace dual usb c Slim chargers? I dont see any. I need the compactness for behind my bed
@@AXXXXA Ah yeah slim line being the specific requirement. Yeah, I will watch out for anything that looks like it might fit that bill.
@@AllThingsOnePlace just ordered the AOHI 40W Fast Charger Adapter 2-Port Type-C charger on Amazon. Has a light to distinguish between different charging speeds. My issue with the Coucot is little disconnects. Hopefully this won’t happen with this. Never heard of AOHI.
Refuse to spend $60 on Apples.
Ugreen 100w and apple 35w What is better for you
I’d probably take the ugreen 100w but the newer version. I think cd328? The apple 35w chargers have issues and are very expensive.
I bought one of these off eBay. Any reliable way to test if it’s genuine or counterfeit?
Good question. No idea. eBay definitely has issues with this. The Apple has white inserts in the USB C ports, obviously lots of marks on the bottom that are tracible. Check for irregularities like misspelled words and things. Can also compare to the weight in this video.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Thanks. The USB ports are white but it only weighs in at 69grams. Printing on box is good but not quite as sharp as on Apple materials. Printing on back of charger is not as sharp and slightly different sans serif typeface. I would never have noticed if I hadn’t been suspecting a fraud.
Please let me know the top 3 best chargers for you.
Satechi 165W Desktop, Baseus 100W Desktop GaN3, and Anker Prime 100W Wall.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thank you very much
I would like to ask another question.
I have a Ugreen 45w 2 port charger. Is it safe to use?
@@lelouchvbritannia9485 Yeah, it has a Japan TUV safety listing which is good. Is it safe for your devices sure.
Isn't apple having some mechanism to help save battery life on apple phones?
That's entirely software within the phone itself. The power adapter, no USB power adapter, does anything related to that, it just does what the device plugged in tells it to do.
Not gan?
It is not GaN as far as I can tell.
Bombski
Apples.
BREAK IT DOWN
Chargerlab did a good teardown of this one (and the other one).
Apple cripples third party devices. I bought Anker's ostensibly identical 20W charger, but it undeniably charged slower than Apple's 20W charger. Assertions that third party equivalents perform identically should be hedged against the likelihood that they won't perform the same as an official Apple device.
I noticed on official apple adapters they tend to push the voltage to the top of the target, so 20v is 20.5v, 5v is 5.25v. Anker tends to ride the opposite way. If apple is doing basic voltage sensing that may be enough to decide to draw less power but who knows, these things are unreasonably complicated at this point. There is a chance Apple flips a few extra bits or sends some other data over the USB cable to say hey I am an official apple charger but I really doubt it since that is a lot of work but it does sound very apple. I noticed the opposite, my 20W apple charger is noticeably slower than my daily driver charger.
Many thanks for your effort. I sent you an e-mail via iCloud. I hope you answer in your free time.
Finally, got a few minutes to look these over and sent a reply.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Many thanks for your effort. I see your reply. Many thanks.