iPhone Charge Test: 18w vs 20w vs 30w vs MagSafe Charger!
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Magsafe with official Apple 20w Charger Test:
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Waiting for 12 pro max. love your videos, by the way.
Just watched two of your videos and I'm subscibed. Great content, brother
Same for 12 pro max.Waiting.❣️
Is the battery health the same for all phones for all? If not, this video is fraud.
@@agarcia4271gaming they are all iPhone 12 which were realised a month ago.
Actually the iPhones don't support 30W charging so it automatically slows down to 20W that's why they're both the same speed
Edit: also even though the mag safe uses 20W adapter it only delivers 15W of power that's why it's considerably slower
Its only supporting 18W i guess thats why all phones are maxed charged at the same time
the new iphone 12 is the only one that supports 30w if i'm not wrong, its the "new" fast charging option
@@RubsBluestrong yes, but actually no. It can use 30W but its locked. Supported, but not consumable, usable etc. Just for increase battery life. You think xiaomi with 120W will survive for 3-4 years? After 10 charging battery condition is 95%
@@ILWES source?
@@RubsBluestrong actually 20watt only
Man I feel bad for him for watching the mag safe charge for 4 hours 💀😂
lmao for science hahaha!
@@SimplyPops it only works at full speed with the Apple 20W bricks
@@KennyRodgers930 yes i see ur right magsafe fully work with apple 20watts adapter
Agreed
Apple : Innovation
Thanks for killing my thoughts to purchase Magsafe.
dont buy magsafe. it's useless
@@xiaolongbaoziii it has uses, it isn’t useless, but if you’re looking for speed, definitely buy a wired one.
personally, i use a magsafe charger for when i’m playing games on my phone and charging at the same time, so i don’t block the charging port.
or late at night when the lights are off, instead of fiddling around with my phone trying to find the charging port, i can just pass the phone over the charger and it’ll stick on.
it’s pretty useful, just not for many people. it’s definitely too expensive, i got it as a gift, though, so i can’t complain.
@@xiaolongbaoziii its pretty slow, though, i only use it when i’m outside
@@gutzbin A slow charge would be pretty bad for playing games
@@malikkelly if it’s enough to keep my phone at a consistent battery level, and is out of my way when i’m playing, it’s pretty good!!
22W is the highest supported speed for the iPhone 12. And then if you have the optimised battery setting enabled in settings, after 80% it will significantly ramp down the charging speed to help preserve the battery from degrading so fast.
should i always charge to 100%
@@peterhoy3027 no
@@peterhoy3027 maximum 80% and lowest 20% for best battery health
^
@@fihvi4723 myth
IT SAYS THE CHARGE % ON THE LOCK SCREEN LOL
It does not
@@blackberry1943 let him be. He is a little bit dumb
@@brichit4417 It does, he isn’t dumb. It switches between the date and battery percentage
Caps lol
@@blackberry1943 yes it does, when you first wake it while on the lock screen you’ll see it there before it changes to the date.
This is the first video I’ve seen of this man but I am going to sub because I can tell he put a lot of effort into this video
What if you use mag safe and charger at the same time?
Same
Same
I subed too cuz of ur comment
Same
Bruh...This is probably one of the most informative videos I have ever watched on TH-cam. THANK YOU!
Very good idol
8:48 "4 minutes and 1 minute"
😂😂😂
Good catch😂 I didn’t notice myself
"4 minutes and 1 MINUTE" ..to be precise. You were being picky on this lovely dude so thought to pick on you in his defence lol
@@pakidevil169 ?
lion wassup
Bro this was a very nice and informative video. Appreciate you taking the time to do it. Yea the MagSafe is convenient and may work out well for those of us that at stuck at a desk all day long. I use a cheep wireless charger and it works fine, it’s not fast but it keeps me charged throughout the day. I also use one for charging overnight. That’s great, because I don’t have to fiddle for the cable at night. Not sure if the MagSafe is worth it when I already have those. Thanks again
Wow! That was an interesting video. I’m glad I stumbled on this video before I bought the MagSafe charger. Thank you for creating the video.
I heard that using apples 20W and thrid party 20W like Anker is huge difference. Apples doing something to make it faster and make you buy orginal charger
I think that is true only when using normal USB to LIGHTNING, my girlfriend has an iPhone 8 and a 12W iPad charger and I have a 65W charger (altough the iPhone 8 is limited to drawing only 15W of power). Whenever she uses the iPad charger I always feel the charging goes way faster than my expensive 65w power brick.
But well, when using type c-lightning, things turn sideways.
Thats why I bought it from apple its just 5 bucks more than anker
Who video proves Apple new charger is faster it wasn’t this video 😂
@@cosminpopica no ur wrong. People have done tests and Apples 20W charger charges much faster than ankers 20W charger for the MagSafe
@@EvanReichert would the 20w and mag safe charger be able to charge the iphone 12 mini with 20w of power? or is the mini limited below that? I heard he mini was limited to 12 but i'm not sure if that's still the case if you use the 20w charger with mag safe?
IN YOUR CHART, MAKE THE FASTEST TIME GREEN SO ITS EASIER TO SEE WHICH ONE WAS FASTEST, GREAT VIDEO THOUGH...
why do you type in all caps
BECAUSE
Slowest red & the middle one can be yellow.
OH YES THAT IS TRUE IF YOU MAKE THE GREEN FASTEST IT GOODER, GREAT VIDEO THOUGH...
@@nicholascho64 gooder is not a word
Thank you for taking the time to create this comparison video!! And I’m digging the lighting in your office!!!
Salute!
What a great video! You are the best! No fluf, no wasting time: you go straight to the point. Thank you!
I am a simple guy. I see charging test video and I click on it👏🏿👏🏿
Salute! Fancy seeing you mate!
I love the way you do experiment, you got my subscription
Great experiment! Thank you for taking the time to share this with us.
Thanks for sgaring this info! After searching everywhere you answered and explained it all the best!
I’m actually glad you made this video. I was thinking of upgrading from my 18w charger but for a two minute difference it’s not worth it
Same ^ this is exactly the test I’ve been looking for ever since Apple announced the new iPhone 12
Is because anker brick says 20w but actually is a 18w
Right , I pre-ordered the iPhone 12 Pro Max and they were saying it fast charges with the 20W adapter and I have the 18W so I was considering it sure as hell won’t anymore tho.
But it came to life from dead so much faster
@@user-dy9zd3jy7l even the 30W was the same speed as the 20W lol what makes you think 2W would make a real difference
Thank you for the most comprehensive and informative review on TH-cam, watched many; this made up my mind. You’re a legend sir👍🏻
Excellent test! Thanks 👍
I always enjoy the video. Because of people like you I actually have a little bit of technical knowledge although I really don't always understand technical terms I am learning my way around a cell phone and accessories. You are much appreciated and have a friend in Columbus Ohio!
I’m more interested to see how a wired usb-c charger compares to MagSafe from 60% charge to 100% and also 80%-100% since all chargers slow to a trickle the more a phone is charged. MagSafe might be just as good, better, or about the same once a phone is at 60-80% to get to 95%, which is the majority of my charging before I leave the house. Also, a lot of people mostly charge overnight and the slow charge saves the battery over time, and when you need to grab your phone waking up, it’s easier to pull off and put back on the MagSafe while groggy. I wonder especially if MagSafe is an improvement on 7.5w Qi charging for that last 30-40% of a charge.
Thanks for doing this. I was debating getting the MagSafe as an upgrade for my current wireless charger but it’s not an upgrade. I won’t waste my money.
Exactly
Thank you for always going extra miles in your reviews , you won a sub. 🎊✌🏼
This video is just so helpful, appreciate the efforts!!
Conclusion: don’t buy a MagSafe charger and 20w is the best value for what it offers
4 hours to charge a phone. We are back in the Nokia days?
@Yvng Ghandi maybe it's a upgrade to Apple? Charge longer than others?
He didn't use apple's 20W power adapter!
@@ScubaSteve0224 he is using a 20W power adapter from Anker
@@MikeCasper Yes, I know. There's another TH-cam video that demonstrates that you have to use Apple's 20W brick to make the magsafe charge at 15W. If you don't use Apple's you will not get 15W charging...
@@u.p.trailseeker7350 that's actually not bad. Not super fast but acceptable. From 0 to full?
Thank you 🙏. Very informative video helped to decide whether to take a magnetic charger or wall socket one 👍
Now this was the video I was looking for. Well done
Good video overall, and this is just a suggestion...I felt annoyed when you kept pulling down the notification centre to check the battery percentage. It's right there on the lock screen below the time.
😂😂😂 dog that shit was driving me insane
@@rellyWrotethat Haha, Ikr
Yea I was like it’s right there
This video is done so well. Simple and gives us the results we want. Well done
Thank you for this! I had just ordered a aukey 20w literally before this video but anker lit too 🤟🏾
Clean video man! Perfect and straight to the point. Love this.
All right 4 minutes and 1 minute and 100% that was funny 😂😂
it is impossible more than 4 hours of charging with the magsafe,my magsafe charges my iphone 12 pro in 45 minutes.there must be a problem with your magsafe or with your block??
Thanks for putting the time and efforts on this experiment, so that I don't have to waste my time trying out myself
Great video!
Thanks!
And magsafe isn't even more convenient vs. just using a cable, except in the dark or when you're drunk 🥴
yep
It’ll also prolong your charger port
The cables break easily
Lol, I agree with this however I fix phones and electronics for a living, I've had customers that are so scared of scratching the frame of their phones that they'll put a layer of tape around the charge port. Not super common, but I have seen it a few times
Yeah. Future accessories will be cool though.
Doesn’t it slow down charging in the last 20% or so to save battery life? I remember being able to modify this in settings? It said something about learning from your routine?
You are correct
Honest content. Appreciate it
Congratulations on 100K!🤯❤️
MagSafe suffers from inefficiency hence the heat it gives off compared to wired. I found if you use it without a case and have the phone laying screen down the heat can dissipate much better as opposed to how he had it (granted he needed to see the screen for his test).
Oh so heat does actually have a play in this I guess my phone kind of charges faster than his phone maybe because where I live it’s very cold either that or the fact that I bought one not from apple
iPhones do not support higher than 20w charging, so it was quite a predictable result. Still a great comparison video, especially MagSafe test - 4 hours to fully charge your phone - this must be painful experience.
Thank you for this. It was helpful. Love and peace. Tim
excellent review
Thanks! Super useful. I think MagSafe is only for the nightstand, so I could drop my phone on it in the dark rather than fiddling with the plug or aligning the older wireless chargers in the dark. Definitely those two tiny 20W cubes and a cable are the way to go if you need speed.
That was what i was thinking aswel
فعلا فعلا انا عند النوم لا استخدم سوى الشحن اللاسلكي
Remember guys, the slower the charge generally means less heat generated, which means the battery will physically last longer. My battery is still on 100% battery health, pretty much always keep it in the 20%-80% range and always charge it through MagSafe.
Speed isn’t everything and I don’t know if it’s just your US chargers or what, but there’s no chance MagSafe in the UK charges that slowly…
so never fully charge the battery?
@@Reaper-bl1ye yeah, l-ion batteries don’t like being 100% or 0%, or being used when charging for that matter. For maximum battery longevity the ideal operating window is 40%-80%
@@IAmConorr oh okay that’s good to know, if I was to get a Samsung galaxy it would be the same?
@@Reaper-bl1ye yeah, anything with a modern battery could benefit from it 😊
Stop being weird just charge your phone normally
Thanks for the video
Great job ,in 2021 u are the man, now i know exactly what i need thanks to you!
Do i have an Iphone 12 ?
NO
Am i just watching this at 2 am instead of sleeping
Yes
WTFFFFFF IM ALSO TOOOO AT 2 AM BEFORE I SLEEP AND I HAVE NO IPHONE
@@Rspsloverhoster sameeeeee
My question is: why do you pull the control center to see battery percentage when it’s on the Lock Screen??
probably picked up the habit while the phone is unlocked. i tend to do that too
Thanks for this video, it helps a lot. keep it up, brother.
Thanks for the video bro. It was very informative.
I feel like the mag safe is more for when you have a nightstand next to your bed and can just set your phone on it when you go to sleep and wake up to 100% charge, I understand you can just plug in your phone to the lightning port but when your extremely tired, it's just 1 less step to do, and you can just set your phone on the mag safe charger.
Thanks bro this was very informative. I’m still getting that MagSafe though, I sleep more then 4 hours a night so it will be a great overnight charger. lol
Slow charging is actually better for the health of the battery. Considering most people don't charge their phones until they go to sleep, I see no issue.
@@jaredshelton4718 you sure Magsafe is charging in a slower rate, but how about the temperature? Most of the wireless charging brings up heat, which really damage the battery life
@@LukTzeChing Actually it's quite the opposite. Wireless charging is cooler and less harsh on the battery. It also prolongs battery health. A quick internet search will help you out.
@@jaredshelton4718 fr? Coz I'm considering purchasing magsafe
@@lian5377 MagSafe is nice, I suggest buying a non-Apple branded one though, I have an Apple MagSafe charger and one that I purchased from Amazon for $16 and they perform the same.
thank you for the comparison of the chargers, that save me a bit of money buying the expensive one :)
Good presentation!, very informative, Thank You.
What about the comparison between the use of USB-A versus USB-C [on the wall side]?, any difference?
Another thing (purely curiosity), what about those 6-outlet power strip that comes with USB-A ports?, useful?, Good/Bad?
With MagSafe, you always have to flip the switch first before placing your iPhone on the puck.
This ensures maximum charging speed, as suggested by Apple
Does he know he can see the percentages on the front screen without unlocking the phone?
“No likes for you” 😂😂
Right that’s what I was thinking lmao
HAHAHAHHA
bruh what? HAHAHAHAHA
Happens to me
Very good testing, have a sub
Thanks for the effort man 😊
Thank you sooo much for the video, now I know that there’s no way I’m spending so much money on the wireless charger and having to wait 4 hours
Once the battery reaches 80% it slows down to finish before you normally wake up to optimize battery life instead of it charging at 100% for hours
Partially true.. "instead of it charging at 100% for hours" - this is wrong.Onve it reaches full capacity..even if charging brick is powered, no power will be drawn
But you are right on extending battery life by charging at a lower power passively,
Thank you 😊
I always thought that wired is best
I appreciate this video bro. Blessings
Magsafe charges at 15 watts when used with apple's specific 20 watt charger. It will charge at something like 5 or 8 watts with every other brick.
lol, for the first 75% of the battery only though but why even bother if it can't even beat the lightning cable that comes with the phone? Everyone should already have wireless chargers with QI charging so it's kinda pointless to even get the magsafe. Maybe I'm just bias because the only thing that they added to the latest iphone was magnets and a remodel of the iphone 5... It also doesn't make much sense to me to spend 90 bux for magsafe 40 and what 50 for the brick? just to be slower than the lightning cable with an 18w charger lol..
@@phazekiller5701 The upgrade from the iPhone 11 to the iPhone 12 was actually a pretty big one. But the upgrade from the 11 pro to the 12 pro was pretty ass lol and btw the 20W power adapter is $19 not $50.
@@alejandroislas4803 I'd say it was huge, it only comes with a cable at the same price if not more. You make it sound like spending hundreds of dollars on these devices isn't a good enough reason to add a way to charge the device in the box. Either way, you still have to get a charging brick that should be a part of the product. The fact it was sold separately is obviously greed considering they didn't discount the price of the items from the box... Also you should go see how big of a change it really is, they won't allow people to repair your device without an apple care insurance you're screwed, I'd only get this device on the next gen plan and get rid of it ASAP. Considering I'm one of those people who like to own the phones they use it's a real blow to my collection since I could never fix it should it break after the 2 years...
i was going to buy a 20w adapter but looks like ill keep my current 18w charger tanks for the test
Idiot
@@ziezdevries1548 stfu
@@ziezdevries1548 so disrespectful.
Really nice way to present results, good video!
Thank you for your hard work and effort
8:47 ”4 minutes and 1 minute” Hahaha
After watching this video "A big NO" to Magsafe .. Thanks a lot for the awesome video ..
Great video
Thanks for this video. Very informative 😊
MagSafe would be great for the bedside. I think the majority of people charge over night anyhow. It’s super convenient too with those magnets.
What's wrong with using the cable?
@@shaun1463 if using cable,it will more fast in charging.if using magsafe,it more slow than cable.u need to understand that these item have their function and what u need for you in daily use .
Apple in 2020:
18w vs 20w vs 30w
Android in 2020:
40w vs 60w vs 120w
Lol
As if they really charge on 120W or even 60W. If u do some quick maths ud understand. Androind always go overboard with the numbers and the results are not what they should be on paper. Anybody with basic knowledge on electronics can understand that
@@darkmenace1883 There are Android phones on the market that charge from 0% to 100% in 30-40 mins. Apple is far behind the comp.
@@naishawn9840 Salute to ur battery life my friend. No need to explain it futher if u didnt understand
Dude u comparing apple to android
Very informative. Thanks. Just subscribed too!
Great review!
OMG! Thanks to this test coz I almost to buy Magsafe!! LOL
MagSafe is great for someone who charge overnight. Also, slower charging means longer battery aging which is good for long term use.
but magsafe heats up the phone, that cant be good for the battery...
@@theteddychannel8529 So does fast charging
@@anianii iPhones don't really have fast charging anyway. Wired charging is faster than magsafe and the temps are much lower. Source: I have an iPhone 13 pro and magsafe
@@theteddychannel8529 Anything that goes to 80% in under an hour is something I’d consider fast charging on current phones. MagSafe isn’t even that much slower than that, with very similar temps. Source: I have an iPhone 12 mini and MagSafe
@@anianii well, your definition of fast charging is up to you. However, on the 13 pro wired charging is MUCH faster than magsafe and the temps are much lower. I can't say for sure if it really makes that big of a difference compared to the 12 but i highly doubt it.
just subbed to your channel bro, keep on grindin
Great review brother. Saving my money today cause of you.
If anyone’s wondering the MagSafe charger runs at 15w, I’m sure we will be seeing improvements to this soon
I was running tests with wires that shows wattage, as well as apps that calculates wattage. None says it passed 7.5w mark.
Thank you, you just saved me £39.
Really good test. Very professional and easy to read numbers
Really nice video
I think iPhone doesn't support 30W charging, so it throttled into 20W, which you might see the result between 20W and 30W were similar. Also, larger power means more heat and energy dissipated which is not as efficient as its lower power.
Your testing was very good, you gave us an insight which power adapter should be bought. For suggestion, you could create a chart for comparing your test result, as it would significantly help user to understand and determine which is better. 👍👍
The max on iPhones is 25w I’m pretty sure
@@gmdtech8008 I think it is 20W. You can use a 30W but it will only charge at 20W.
@@javtimestwo does it have effect on battery health if i use 30watt adapter on iphone 13??
@@nurliyanahashim6427 Yes, because it causes Heat. Hot=not good for battery health
Final words:
Don't buy apples first generation overpriced things.
I feel like they really are just reference models at this point, just like the NVIDIA reference design cards used to be.
You really have to be Fanboy level 100 to buy those
@@Wuozlinga The nvidia upgraded their new gpus over generations..
@@Wuozlinga to buy what. iphones? sorry for wanting professional cameras, the most secure os, the fastest os, the best chip, the best battery life 😔
@@cecebellie I was obviously talking about the MagSafe charger (an Apple first generation accessory), as a response to the comment talking about Apple first gen accessories on a video testing an Apple first gen accessory
@@cecebellie
cameras: nothing professional about them(just good image processing)
os: yes it's the most secure because, you can't side load apps,
best chip: yea +/-
battery: and battery life is mediocre
You deserve more than a like. You save a lot of our bucks. Well done and thank you.
Thanks buddy !
Here is the issue. If you don’t use Apple’s 20W adapter, you won’t get the full 15W’s of charging with MagSafe charging. Anker’s 20W doesn’t get you to the 15W’s.
I don’t want you to think I’m downplaying your video at all. I just saw that meter hooked up the other day and Apple screwed everyone by forcing them to buy their 20W brick.
I understand. Thanks for letting me know. Apple took it too far this time.
This is what i thought the video was testing when i clicked on it, charging times with 18w pd and 20w official apple charger... would be interesting
That’s really fucked up now. I already bought anger 20W
Exactly
Even though MagSafe charges the slowest, I think it's the best option for overnight charging (mostly because everyone leaves their phone alone for 8-10 hours each night anyways)..
Verry interesting test.
This helps a lot thanks
8:44 gotta be kidding you, that's why you see the 4 hours as 4 minutes 😂😂
I think if u are charging your phone's in night , you can go with magsafe 😂
But it’s still unnecessary time for charging. May be bad for battery in the long run. 4 hours f charging?!?!?
@@FFx16459 It's at night while your sleeping literally doing nothing. If MagSafe was faster it would still be a welcome change but the time it takes doesn't effect the batteries health as much as charging it to 100% all the time does. It's always better to charge the battery to 50% and let the device die sometimes as that preserves the actual batteries life.
But if you charge at night, you can literally take any Qi Charger and don´t spend 40$ on it... It just doesnt make sense. And if you ran out of battery at day, you don´t want your phone to charge 4 hrs lol
i would rather buy an anker 20w and a 5w charger at same price..
Thank you mate I’ve got idea now
great vid mate