I did the same thing when I go to bed I plug my iPhone into a 5W charger overnight for a slow charge so it doesn’t damage the battery or overheat. During the day I’ll charge my iPhone with a 20 W charger for a fast top up.
@@KingShark7171 not really, since iPhone supports adaptive charging and based on your night time adapts charging patterns to make your battery life longer...
@@hassanirushad5469 I do have my optimization on my phone I also have it on my watch I left it on right out from the box that’s not it either my friend.
3:13 when you mentioned that the surface is leather, it is so satisfying to know that there is at least someone out there who does not prefer glass or wooden surface which literally hurts every time you put your phone down without the case. Very well thought and I like those kind of small details which makes this video special for me.
I’ve had my Mag safe go up to 21W and sustain at 13-15W on a 13 Pro Max However, the charging efficiency is only around 65% instead of the 85% we see with wired charging.
Using a 5w isn’t going to degrade your phone less than a 20w, because the power brick prevents this from happening. You even said it yourself, the phone only takes what it needs besides the 13 isn’t designed for the 5w charger. It was designed for older phone who’s battery could damage from overcharge hence only 5w.
What do you recommend for 13 pro and pro max then? What brick wattage for each? I have an iPhone 11 currently and only use the cord plugged straight into my wall usb socket so not sure how it runs. And now I’m trying my old 5w brick to see how that is. Compared to charging from wall socket which I wonder how fast that is
Charging your phone with any fast charger is DEFINITIVELY gonna degrade your battery faster then a 5W. Lithium battery’s don’t like being pumped with that much power so fast, and the extra heat made from fast charging is also horrible for battery’s
Yeah you can. Your iphone will only use what it needs. You’re better off getting the 40 watt charger cause in the future if a new iphone supports 40 watt charging you can use that same 40 watt charger instead of buying a new one.
It makes perfect sense, apple chucks a bigger battery in the new iphones and want to maintain the ability to charge from 0-50% in half an hour. The only way this will be achieved is with peak charging speeds of 27w.
2:00 Do you know iphone reach the highest wattage if you charge it below 50%? From what i've seen you charge 13 pmax at 65%, but you charge 13 pro below 50%. Itsn't comparable.. Your 13 pro max can reach 27 watt if you charge it from 1%.
Even after 50% it was still faster. It charged 13 Pro Max in 86 minutes. Quicker than last year which had a 700mah smaller battery. 12 Pro Max takes 2 hours.
I actually avoid the MagSafe charger BECAUSE of the heat, it not just about power, wireless charging is extremely inefficient and generates a TON of heat.
Only the 13 Pro Max charges at 27watts when it’s below 50% battery. It also needs 30 watt plug at 9V and 3 amps. It charges faster than 12 Pro Max. 13 Max fully charged in 1 hour 26minutes 12 Max takes nearly 2 hours.
That MagSafe measurement also probably isn't very accurate. The MagSafe draws 9W from the power supply, but not all 9W probably reach the phone due to all the losses associated with wireless charging. I also wonder what the maximum wattage is for wireless charging on iPhone models. I think I read that for iPhone SE 2020 it is around 7W max that it can accept wirelessly.
I wasn’t a fan of MagSafe but now I can’t live without it. People are obsessed about fast charging etc but it will destroy your battery life over time. Slow charging is actually more beneficial
@@MegaUnavailableusern Im Mounting a Magsafe Charger on top of a power bank Im designing because it will charge android phones around 10 Watts, and the Iphone at 15 Watts. It's the best wireless charging we have right now.
The body Guardz pure edge to edge is the best screen protector. Doesn’t leave the notch open . Zero issues with Face ID or face time . $50 bucks but life time guarantee.
Nowadays i just top up the phone as and when i can or when I’m near the charging point. I’ve been getting good result so far and i never find myself worrying about the battery either. The phone battery didn’t really ran out either. It’s all good.
Well that confirms it, that tells me that it’s not just me, MagSafe is trash. If Apple wants to go portless I’m not getting stuck charging at 7.5 qi or 10w MagSafe. They really better do a MagSafe 2.0 were you can do real 25w charging or more. There’s no way anybody will buy a portless iPhone if you’re stuck charging at only up to 10w
I had my Iphone 13 pro hook to the charger for 7 hours and it never got any charge.. try it on a different outlet and it took almost 8 minutes to go up 1% got this phone yesterday, first time charging it and it wont charge like I thought.. phone is new and cube is 20 watts also new.. any ideas what could be happening?
True. I believe the phone controls the voltage input depending up the percentage of the battery. Below 50% the wattage increases and after it decreases so at 80% it’s just cruising vs 0-50% it’s at full tilt hence the heat the phone generates.
I have that same watt meter. If you have a low battery percentage on the 13 Pro Max, I’ve seen 27 watts with my Ravpower 90 watt charger and about 20 watts with the MagSafe plugged into that same charger.
one thing are u completely missing here, iPhone charging speed depends a lot on their battery % you should have started the tests with 2 dead phones... cos it's from 0 to 50 that u can see up to 28 Watts for PD and more than 15 watts for magsafe ( cos yeah this year Magsafe too is charging faster )
Hey, just ordered my iPhone 13 pro max. I just found u on TH-cam cuz I am trying to purchase a charger and seems like u have great content so I subbed👍🏻. ….Are there any chargers/cables that slow the current so that when ur charging at night, u don’t overcharge? So the battery doesn’t get damaged?
The MagSafe gets up to 103° while charging (at puck). Apple’s threshold is 113° before it gives the over heating warning. My iPhone 12 Pro Max battery health dropped to 92% in 7months (94% to 92% in two weeks). Apple replaced my iPhone because of this. Anyone else have battery health issues with MagSafe?
@Harigan even if he had purchased Apple care they would’ve replaced it through the warranty not Apple care which is a good thing because you can only use your Apple care a certain amount of times. | Once I had connect my phone to the charge and had reset my phone holding down the power button while plugged into the charger that my phone just turned off and wouldn’t power on I didn’t have Apple care but Apple replaced it w a new phone since it was under a year that I originally bought the phone which was cool
Your getting 20w from the charger, just have to account for voltage drop from charger to phone as well as some voltage draw for that voltage meter device you have connected in between the charger and phone. Great. Ideo keep up the testing. 👍🏾
I’m getting 27w at the wall with the ankor skinny charger. It’s gotta be designed for 27w charging as anything more will not work. I’m plugged in now and the cable where it connects to the phone is hot to the touch!! My pinky was on fire for a sec but I’m getting 30% faster charging than at 20w!!! So there
This is awesome! Can you do a similar test for the Apple Watch? I’m mainly wondering if it’s worth charging my Apple Watch SE with a 20W charger instead of a 5W charger, can’t seem to find that info anywhere.
It looks like you were using the spigen power adapter with a dual port. I’m looking for a dual port for simultaneous charging. Your test result was useful albeit disappointed that spigen didn’t perform.
The phones charge faster with more current when they are laying on a table. I tried the same and noticed when I hold the phones the current is limited. They limit the current for temperature. The table acts like a heat sink and pulls heat away.
It’s not the charging that hurts, it’s the heat. Proper charging etiquette for fast charging without aging the battery would be to leave the phone alone on a solid flat surface (like a table) while charging. The surface will act as a heat sink and lessen the impact that you’d otherwise see from holding and using the phone while charging.
I think the charge is LIMITED to 20 watts while charging normally with phone off. However, when you are using the phone while charging it can add to the 27 watts of power to charge faster while using it. It’s the same thing that happens with my iPad Pro. When I’m just charging it with any third party 30 watt or more charger, it charges at like 18 watts but if I use it like gaming while charging I can pull all 30 watts. It’s apples way to preserve battery health. When i tried it on an android phone it pushed all the power through without looking at the scene.
If you want to preserve your battery as much as possible use a 5-10w charger. Keep in mind it is very slow. You could do overnight every night and Apple’s battery management will learn to wait until you start your day to resume to full charge. Never leave your battery over 90% for longs periods of time. You wouldn’t want to always keep stuffing yourself at a buffet. If you want a fast charger, any usb c Power Delivery that can supply 20w-30w will do. Looking for the best and safest usb c charger is like looking for the best distilled water. They are all going to do the same thing provided they are legit. I recommend Anker’s 20w or 30w charger (the 13 pro can receive a little more than 20w which allows fast charging without slowing down charge times from using the device at the same time). They are imo the best for what you pay.
Note that the power the phone draws depends on its current charge! Your iPhone 13 Pro was almost empty while the iPhone 13 Pro Max was at 65%. So the 13 Pro will probably start drawing max power while 13 Pro Max should draw less. I'm kinda surprised that it drew the same 19W as the empty phone since current draw and voltage drops after 50% full. The charging curve is well known for iPhones, the fuller they are, the less power (current) they draw.
What charging brick did you get?? Yup fkd up especially coz I use 2m long cord so I can charge phone and use it in bed at night so I gotta buy an extra cord when I upgrade to 14 pro from my older iphone
I'm charging my ip13promax with 67W macbook charger since i havnt bought the charger yet. is it advisable to do this in a long run. I was able to charge my phone from 20 to 90% in just an hour but temp according to battery and charge app reaches 32c. then when it reaches abovr 80%, the temp lowers to 25 to 26c. Unlike when I use my other power brick 25W, it usually reaches 1hr and 50min to do the same but the temp only maintains at 25 to 26c. I am a bit concern if the rise in temp is not sustainable.
They technically do but honestly just charge your phone once or twice a day with them and you’ll be fine. It’s only if u plug them in a lot during the day like if ur worried about the phone not being 100% then you gotta woery
Good to know. About to get my first MagSafe iPhone & currently have wall & car 18W Power Delivery chargers from Kmart 🤩. Hope they deliver! Side note: How good would it be if the actual iPhone told you what wattage it was being charged at? It'd make things much easier/accurate & prevent the need for these iffy power meters.
Hi guys give me some advice i just bought iphone 11 yesterday and i use 20w, i charge my phone when it drops to 20% and i plug it out to 80%😊 Is 20w safe for iphone 11?
@@verronsptr794 so 20 watts ??? Currently using iPhone 11 I just plug my usb cord straight into my wall usb so I dno how fast that is as I don’t use a brick for it. I usually charge all night. Tonight I’m testing out my old 5w brick charger to see but I’ll prob just keep charging it through my usb wall adapter I think…. Did you end up getting the 20w brick?? I’ll be upgrading to iPhone 14 so waiting it out
iPhone 13 Pro Max Charge Test: 30w vs 20w (Results Are Shocking)
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Can I use the 96W for charging my 13 pro . Cause I’m afraid that it may affect the battery health faster ? can u pls tell me ?
Where can I get that meter
What kind of camera do you use? This video quality looks crisp af.
Is the anker nano 3 good for iPhone 13 pro?
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I did the same thing when I go to bed I plug my iPhone into a 5W charger overnight for a slow charge so it doesn’t damage the battery or overheat. During the day I’ll charge my iPhone with a 20 W charger for a fast top up.
Smart 👍
@@KingShark7171 not really, since iPhone supports adaptive charging and based on your night time adapts charging patterns to make your battery life longer...
Yeah you're right 👍👍
turn on optimized charging if you sleep your phone on charger
@@hassanirushad5469 I do have my optimization on my phone I also have it on my watch I left it on right out from the box that’s not it either my friend.
You have to remember that the battery draws the most power when the battery level is low. And as it gets toward full, it lowers the power draw.
was looking for this comment lol
3:13 when you mentioned that the surface is leather, it is so satisfying to know that there is at least someone out there who does not prefer glass or wooden surface which literally hurts every time you put your phone down without the case. Very well thought and I like those kind of small details which makes this video special for me.
Leather wallet case for me..
What a weirdo
I’ve had my Mag safe go up to 21W and sustain at 13-15W on a 13 Pro Max
However, the charging efficiency is only around 65% instead of the 85% we see with wired charging.
That’s still very efficient for wireless charging
I haven’t been in here so long and you’ve hit 150k congrats g
Using a 5w isn’t going to degrade your phone less than a 20w, because the power brick prevents this from happening. You even said it yourself, the phone only takes what it needs besides the 13 isn’t designed for the 5w charger. It was designed for older phone who’s battery could damage from overcharge hence only 5w.
You right ! The iPhone 13 battery is to powerful for the 5w
What do you recommend for 13 pro and pro max then? What brick wattage for each?
I have an iPhone 11 currently and only use the cord plugged straight into my wall usb socket so not sure how it runs. And now I’m trying my old 5w brick to see how that is. Compared to charging from wall socket which I wonder how fast that is
Charging your phone with any fast charger is DEFINITIVELY gonna degrade your battery faster then a 5W. Lithium battery’s don’t like being pumped with that much power so fast, and the extra heat made from fast charging is also horrible for battery’s
@@ontariodoublex2713 why did apple recommend 20watts for some of their lineups then, and why do they sell fast 20watts chargers then????
iPhone 13 pro max could charge at around 27 watts until about 55% 60%. After 60% It drops to nearly 20-22 watts.
is it safe to use 40w charger? i mistakenly bought it
Yeah you can. Your iphone will only use what it needs. You’re better off getting the 40 watt charger cause in the future if a new iphone supports 40 watt charging you can use that same 40 watt charger instead of buying a new one.
@@kadafiacar01 bro which is best , can you tell me
Yeah. You’ll be alright. You’re better off with the 40 watt charger. In a couple of years the new iphone might support 40 watt charging.
@@kadafiacar01 Thx bro , appreciate it !
you make the most useful videos, the best preview of the phone colors and the second most important choice like which charger to use
I’ve been waiting for a video like this for so Dam long
Amen
It makes perfect sense, apple chucks a bigger battery in the new iphones and want to maintain the ability to charge from 0-50% in half an hour. The only way this will be achieved is with peak charging speeds of 27w.
😂 sorry , but you should watch technick
@@arman____845 yep✌️
i watch people compare 20W and 27W on ip13pm . no difference
the most low tech with overated
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2:00 Do you know iphone reach the highest wattage if you charge it below 50%? From what i've seen you charge 13 pmax at 65%, but you charge 13 pro below 50%. Itsn't comparable..
Your 13 pro max can reach 27 watt if you charge it from 1%.
Even after 50% it was still faster. It charged 13 Pro Max in 86 minutes. Quicker than last year which had a 700mah smaller battery. 12 Pro Max takes 2 hours.
I actually avoid the MagSafe charger BECAUSE of the heat, it not just about power, wireless charging is extremely inefficient and generates a TON of heat.
I use MagSafe on my 13 pro max and previously 12 pro max… no problems with heat… barely gets warm…
@@Vectorous when ever I use it, the back of my phone and the MagSafe puck specifically gets extremely hot over like 15 mins time
@@benlewis2864 same with my new iPhone 13
I creates less heat without a case but either way it does a bit more than plug in.
heat cannot be meaured in TON. It's not weight quantity
You should make this video when iphone is between 0-60% because after this charging speed slows down..
Only the 13 Pro Max charges at 27watts when it’s below 50% battery. It also needs 30 watt plug at 9V and 3 amps. It charges faster than 12 Pro Max. 13 Max fully charged in 1 hour 26minutes 12 Max takes nearly 2 hours.
What charger watt brick do I buy for 13 pro??
@@Ohkeh640 13 Pro maxes at 22 watts. Same 30 watt charger.
There not much diffrence between apples 20 w fast charger vs apples 30 w charger 20w is enough
Thats not Anker powerport 3 nano. Thats the newer version Nano Pro, slightly bigger than the older one.
That MagSafe measurement also probably isn't very accurate. The MagSafe draws 9W from the power supply, but not all 9W probably reach the phone due to all the losses associated with wireless charging. I also wonder what the maximum wattage is for wireless charging on iPhone models. I think I read that for iPhone SE 2020 it is around 7W max that it can accept wirelessly.
5 watt slow charger still serves it’s purpose, that is it won’t damage your phones battery ( wear and tear decreases)
I wasn’t a fan of MagSafe but now I can’t live without it. People are obsessed about fast charging etc but it will destroy your battery life over time. Slow charging is actually more beneficial
Magsafe is garbage. Need like a tight stand for it to be practical otherwise it's the same as unplugging a cable
@@MegaUnavailableusern Im Mounting a Magsafe Charger on top of a power bank Im designing because it will charge android phones around 10 Watts, and the Iphone at 15 Watts. It's the best wireless charging we have right now.
Thanks man for the great test
The body Guardz pure edge to edge is the best screen protector. Doesn’t leave the notch open . Zero issues with Face ID or face time . $50 bucks but life time guarantee.
Best battery test video for iPhone hands down 🙌🏼
Nowadays i just top up the phone as and when i can or when I’m near the charging point. I’ve been getting good result so far and i never find myself worrying about the battery either. The phone battery didn’t really ran out either. It’s all good.
Well that confirms it, that tells me that it’s not just me, MagSafe is trash. If Apple wants to go portless I’m not getting stuck charging at 7.5 qi or 10w MagSafe. They really better do a MagSafe 2.0 were you can do real 25w charging or more. There’s no way anybody will buy a portless iPhone if you’re stuck charging at only up to 10w
SP, great review. What is the name of the meter you used?
Where did you get this power tester? It is so cool!
I’m sorry. I have missed something here . Which is best for fast charging? Thank you for the video. Very interesting 😊
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20 watt wired charger. Either from Apple or Anker since there's only 3-4 min difference of charge time when comparing it with 30 watt charger.
What screen protector are you using on the 13 pro max? is it smudges and fingerprints free? Give the link please...
Thank you for this video.
Which charger should I buy for iPhone 13 pro max
Does a higher voltage charger lessen the battery health ? Thinking of getting a faster charger but my battery health is 87%?
is 5 watt charger is best for iphone 12 pro max battery health??
I had my Iphone 13 pro hook to the charger for 7 hours and it never got any charge.. try it on a different outlet and it took almost 8 minutes to go up 1% got this phone yesterday, first time charging it and it wont charge like I thought.. phone is new and cube is 20 watts also new.. any ideas what could be happening?
I don’t understand why you would use two phones but different battery percentages.makes it inconsistent
True. I believe the phone controls the voltage input depending up the percentage of the battery. Below 50% the wattage increases and after it decreases so at 80% it’s just cruising vs 0-50% it’s at full tilt hence the heat the phone generates.
Finally...🔥🔥. I've been waiting for ur video
Where do you get the Wallpapers from, cuz they are spectacular
I have that same watt meter. If you have a low battery percentage on the 13 Pro Max, I’ve seen 27 watts with my Ravpower 90 watt charger and about 20 watts with the MagSafe plugged into that same charger.
is it safe to use 40w charger on ip13? i mistakenly bought 40w charger 😭
@@frvryhang yes, your phone will only charge as fast as it’s programmed to charge.
what is the name of the watt meter? want to buy one to use it with my iPad Air 4
one thing are u completely missing here, iPhone charging speed depends a lot on their battery % you should have started the tests with 2 dead phones... cos it's from 0 to 50 that u can see up to 28 Watts for PD and more than 15 watts for magsafe ( cos yeah this year Magsafe too is charging faster )
Hey, just ordered my iPhone 13 pro max. I just found u on TH-cam cuz I am trying to purchase a charger and seems like u have great content so I subbed👍🏻. ….Are there any chargers/cables that slow the current so that when ur charging at night, u don’t overcharge? So the battery doesn’t get damaged?
Hey if i can get your snap you can keep me posted
You can’t overcharge the phone because when it comes to 100 it stops the charge
Even charging algorithms are really well made. Gg Apple
The MagSafe gets up to 103° while charging (at puck). Apple’s threshold is 113° before it gives the over heating warning. My iPhone 12 Pro Max battery health dropped to 92% in 7months (94% to 92% in two weeks). Apple replaced my iPhone because of this. Anyone else have battery health issues with MagSafe?
Did you buy apple care or did they just replace it for free?
@@Harigan They replaced it free of charge. They were able to see the fast decrease in battery health.
@Harigan even if he had purchased Apple care they would’ve replaced it through the warranty not Apple care which is a good thing because you can only use your Apple care a certain amount of times. | Once I had connect my phone to the charge and had reset my phone holding down the power button while plugged into the charger that my phone just turned off and wouldn’t power on I didn’t have Apple care but Apple replaced it w a new phone since it was under a year that I originally bought the phone which was cool
Thanks for the video!
Great video. Thanks.
Your getting 20w from the charger, just have to account for voltage drop from charger to phone as well as some voltage draw for that voltage meter device you have connected in between the charger and phone. Great. Ideo keep up the testing. 👍🏾
I’m getting 27w at the wall with the ankor skinny charger. It’s gotta be designed for 27w charging as anything more will not work. I’m plugged in now and the cable where it connects to the phone is hot to the touch!! My pinky was on fire for a sec but I’m getting 30% faster charging than at 20w!!! So there
This is awesome! Can you do a similar test for the Apple Watch? I’m mainly wondering if it’s worth charging my Apple Watch SE with a 20W charger instead of a 5W charger, can’t seem to find that info anywhere.
But what charger is good for iphone 13 pro max not to damage the battery no need for fast charge just normal good one which one ?
It looks like you were using the spigen power adapter with a dual port. I’m looking for a dual port for simultaneous charging. Your test result was useful albeit disappointed that spigen didn’t perform.
Should change the title. Was expecting the 13 pro non max for testing but you said max in the video.
0:25 them Tik Toks lookin a little saucy
Ew creep
@@Aphrodite01 I didn't mean I liked them haha they just looked a little sus is all
The phones charge faster with more current when they are laying on a table. I tried the same and noticed when I hold the phones the current is limited. They limit the current for temperature. The table acts like a heat sink and pulls heat away.
Someone said above that when you are working with the phone it actually draws more power unlike when it is idol. But your point is logical as well.
You had me at "for the love of science." I subscribed.
Awesome videos thanks for the info!
Which is the fastest charger for iphone 14 Pro Max..
Isn’t fast charging bad for the battery in the long run? I just stay with slow charging & my battery never went to shit.
It’s not the charging that hurts, it’s the heat. Proper charging etiquette for fast charging without aging the battery would be to leave the phone alone on a solid flat surface (like a table) while charging. The surface will act as a heat sink and lessen the impact that you’d otherwise see from holding and using the phone while charging.
its because of the wire thats limiting the watt
Does the 6.1 iPhone13 Pro also get the option to charge faster?
Just a question should I charge my iPhone 12 with a 20W plug
is it safe to charge my iPhone 13 pro max with 61w MacBook charger?
Can I use 18 w charger for iphone 13 pro max ??plz answer me
Yes
What 13 model do you use daily? And which one do you prefer
I'm thinking about buying a 65w anker charger for my IPhone and Ipad do you guys think I should buy it?
Is it safe to fast charge (since it heats up) with a phone case?
Is it safe to use a 65 watts charger for iPhone 13 Pro Max?
I think the charge is LIMITED to 20 watts while charging normally with phone off. However, when you are using the phone while charging it can add to the 27 watts of power to charge faster while using it.
It’s the same thing that happens with my iPad Pro. When I’m just charging it with any third party 30 watt or more charger, it charges at like 18 watts but if I use it like gaming while charging I can pull all 30 watts.
It’s apples way to preserve battery health. When i tried it on an android phone it pushed all the power through without looking at the scene.
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Good point!! Thanks for the input.
Can somebody pls briefly write results? Which is the best and safest charger for Iphone 13 Pro?
If you want to preserve your battery as much as possible use a 5-10w charger. Keep in mind it is very slow. You could do overnight every night and Apple’s battery management will learn to wait until you start your day to resume to full charge. Never leave your battery over 90% for longs periods of time. You wouldn’t want to always keep stuffing yourself at a buffet.
If you want a fast charger, any usb c Power Delivery that can supply 20w-30w will do. Looking for the best and safest usb c charger is like looking for the best distilled water. They are all going to do the same thing provided they are legit. I recommend Anker’s 20w or 30w charger (the 13 pro can receive a little more than 20w which allows fast charging without slowing down charge times from using the device at the same time). They are imo the best for what you pay.
@@battery_wattage so will u recommend anker 20watts,is it safe for iphones??????
Can I use MacBook air 30w charger for iPhone 13?will it affect battery health?
jesus christ man the constant rack focus makes this video hard to watch my guy.
So which one is better for an iPhone 13 Pro?
charge at mall & at your workplace you wont deal with big electric bills
I want to know too did u find out
Note that the power the phone draws depends on its current charge! Your iPhone 13 Pro was almost empty while the iPhone 13 Pro Max was at 65%. So the 13 Pro will probably start drawing max power while 13 Pro Max should draw less. I'm kinda surprised that it drew the same 19W as the empty phone since current draw and voltage drops after 50% full. The charging curve is well known for iPhones, the fuller they are, the less power (current) they draw.
Great video 150k great simple pops 😎💯🇮🇪
It work like a real battery that's just how battery work when you drop below 50% just just take longer to charge.
Show charge is better for your battery than fast charge
why should I not buy a 65W charger rather and use it for my every device (Laptop, Mobile, etc) all at the same time ?
You can do that fs but that’s only if you prefer having 1 for everything. Most people won’t have extra shit just their phone so yeah
So I got the apple 67w charger if I use it on my iPhone 13 and iPad Pro will it affect my battery 🔋, or it good?
you’ll be straight
How about the 20 watt Anker using magsafe? Would you still get the 9-10 watt range?
So if I use a 30 or 90 watt charger on the 13 pro max, it only uses 20watts to charge the phone?
thanks mate
Paid $1500 for the 13 pro max, no charging brick...f'ked up
What charging brick did you get?? Yup fkd up especially coz I use 2m long cord so I can charge phone and use it in bed at night so I gotta buy an extra cord when I upgrade to 14 pro from my older iphone
Great video. What's the best charger for the iPhone 13 Mini. I want fast but I don't want to overheat the battery and reduce its life. Thank you.
can i charge my iphone 14 pro max with macbook 96 watt adapter ??
I'm charging my ip13promax with 67W macbook charger since i havnt bought the charger yet. is it advisable to do this in a long run.
I was able to charge my phone from 20 to 90% in just an hour but temp according to battery and charge app reaches 32c. then when it reaches abovr 80%, the temp lowers to 25 to 26c. Unlike when I use my other power brick 25W, it usually reaches 1hr and 50min to do the same but the temp only maintains at 25 to 26c. I am a bit concern if the rise in temp is not sustainable.
Is it safe to charge my new iPhone 13 Pro with my old car usb-a charger and my old wall apple usb-a charge? The ones that were 5w. Thanks!
Great job, very instructive
Is it okay to charge the 13 pro max with the apple 30watt charger?
Wallpaper?
wonder if the fast chargers do not affect the battery life and do not damage it?
They technically do but honestly just charge your phone once or twice a day with them and you’ll be fine. It’s only if u plug them in a lot during the day like if ur worried about the phone not being 100% then you gotta woery
same here. i mistakenly bought 40w charger and I'm worried if I should use it still
@@frvryhang I use a 45 watt and it’s fine. Your phone accepts a strict amount. The rest doesn’t get used.
All phones should be less than 50% for max charging power
Which one to use for iPhone 13 pro
Do you need a special cable for these power adapters? if so which one
Just the video I needed ! I think I will use the MagSafe in order to be able to use the lightning cable for the audio only
Boi if you don’t get some wireless earbuds or air pods.
@@ChillydontCap lol exactly
Latency sucks even on the best Bluetooth pair
I use AirPods for playing games and latency is fine
@@HardBassFeZ AirPods Pro here, no noticeable latency from audio to video. My dad’s Bluetooth earbuds in comparison are horrible with latency
Good to know. About to get my first MagSafe iPhone & currently have wall & car 18W Power Delivery chargers from Kmart 🤩. Hope they deliver!
Side note: How good would it be if the actual iPhone told you what wattage it was being charged at? It'd make things much easier/accurate & prevent the need for these iffy power meters.
Where the hell is there a Kmart still left in America?
MagSafe does 10w because only 40% of the power goes to the phone the rest into the surroundings because wireless charging is not efficient
what did i just watch? i did not see 27w charging???????????????
I use slow charge at night , and have at my desk downstairs the 20watt
For which phone
Can i use my 30w macbook air charger to recharge my iPhone 13 pro max?
From where can i buy the watt measuring circuit you used?
We not going to talk about his fyp going crazy
Thank you for this video :)
Hi guys give me some advice i just bought iphone 11 yesterday and i use 20w, i charge my phone when it drops to 20% and i plug it out to 80%😊
Is 20w safe for iphone 11?
If u have iphone 11 you don't need to worry about, just use it freely
What charger watt brick do I buy for 13 pro??
same here, i’m thinking of anker 20w which a lot cheaper than apple one’s
@@verronsptr794 so 20 watts ???
Currently using iPhone 11 I just plug my usb cord straight into my wall usb so I dno how fast that is as I don’t use a brick for it. I usually charge all night. Tonight I’m testing out my old 5w brick charger to see but I’ll prob just keep charging it through my usb wall adapter I think….
Did you end up getting the 20w brick?? I’ll be upgrading to iPhone 14 so waiting it out