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Anker iPhone 15 Charger, Anker USB C Charger, 2-Pack 20W Dual Port USB Fast Wall Charger, USB C Charger Block for iPhone 15/15 Pro/15 Pro Max/iPad Pro/AirPods & More (2-Pack 5 ft USBC Cable Included)
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I believe there's actually a diminishing return after 20w so not a big deal. If you want anything faster than that, you'd want certain features like PPS, Qualcomm QuickCharge, etc. (as far as most phones go, anyway)
And honestly, 20w would be fine, but the point of these chargers is to be able to charge two at a time.. but if you plug both in, it becomes 7.5w + 7.5w.. hardly the advertised speed, even when combined.
Less of a problem if you usually charge one at a time. Also, including USB C cables is a nice touch.
I guess fast is relative? By now 20w is the standard charging speed.
it's crazy how many ppl don't know that fast charging is terrible for the battery... ignorance is bliss
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05-13-2024 at 12:30 PM.
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A bit slow, I'd say 30W chargers are the bare minimum you need these days.
I believe there's actually a diminishing return after 20w so not a big deal. If you want anything faster than that, you'd want certain features like PPS, Qualcomm QuickCharge, etc. (as far as most phones go, anyway)
And honestly, 20w would be fine, but the point of these chargers is to be able to charge two at a time.. but if you plug both in, it becomes 7.5w + 7.5w.. hardly the advertised speed, even when combined.
Less of a problem if you usually charge one at a time. Also, including USB C cables is a nice touch.
I believe there's actually a diminishing return after 20w so not a big deal. If you want anything faster than that, you'd want certain features like PPS, Qualcomm QuickCharge, etc. (as far as most phones go, anyway)
And honestly, 20w would be fine, but the point of these chargers is to be able to charge two at a time.. but if you plug both in, it becomes 7.5w + 7.5w.. hardly the advertised speed, even when combined.
Less of a problem if you usually charge one at a time. Also, including USB C cables is a nice touch.
This is true for iPhones. If you compared to an iPad Pro the there would be a considerable difference with the 30W charger as iPhone 15 barely charges over 20W. I have the pro max and I believe it tops out at like 28W but in reality it barely gets anywhere near that for most of the charging cycle usually hovers 22W-24W then once it gets to 80% it trickle charges. For iPhone 15 pro max I wouldn't go below a 30W charger.
Slow charging is better for battery life. If you plug it in overnight and have a decent phone, battery life lasts throughout the day. Even to top off this would be fine. Of course this is only if you don't use your phone constantly and drain it by noon
Slow charging is better for battery life. If you plug it in overnight and have a decent phone, battery life lasts throughout the day. Even to top off this would be fine. Of course this is only if you don't use your phone constantly and drain it by noon
it's crazy how many ppl don't know that fast charging is terrible for the battery... ignorance is bliss
If you LOVE your batteries charge no more than 80%, don't discharge below 10%, and never charge your battery if the ambient temperature is above 85f.
The reality is that batteries are very good in phones today. All of the above will provide modest improvements to battery life over a long term phone life of 5 years or more. If you are someone who will change phones in 2 or 3 years don't second guess the manufacturers and feel safe charging for full performance.
Regarding fast charging, temp is the real stressor on the batteries. When you fast charge let the phone breath in a cool place, ideally not under a blanket in the sun LOL
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For example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRkl3iZ
tl;dw - for iphone 15, 30w took 2h11m; 20w took 2h21m (just 10 more mins) to go from 0% to 100%.
And honestly, 20w would be fine, but the point of these chargers is to be able to charge two at a time.. but if you plug both in, it becomes 7.5w + 7.5w.. hardly the advertised speed, even when combined.
Less of a problem if you usually charge one at a time. Also, including USB C cables is a nice touch.
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For example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRkl3iZ
tl;dw - for iphone 15, 30w took 2h11m; 20w took 2h21m (just 10 more mins) to go from 0% to 100%.
And honestly, 20w would be fine, but the point of these chargers is to be able to charge two at a time.. but if you plug both in, it becomes 7.5w + 7.5w.. hardly the advertised speed, even when combined.
Less of a problem if you usually charge one at a time. Also, including USB C cables is a nice touch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRkl3iZ
tl;dw - for iphone 15, 30w took 2h11m; 20w took 2h21m (just 10 more mins) to go from 0% to 100%.
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For example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRkl3iZ
tl;dw - for iphone 15, 30w took 2h11m; 20w took 2h21m (just 10 more mins) to go from 0% to 100%.
And honestly, 20w would be fine, but the point of these chargers is to be able to charge two at a time.. but if you plug both in, it becomes 7.5w + 7.5w.. hardly the advertised speed, even when combined.
Less of a problem if you usually charge one at a time. Also, including USB C cables is a nice touch.
This is true for iPhones. If you compared to an iPad Pro the there would be a considerable difference with the 30W charger as iPhone 15 barely charges over 20W. I have the pro max and I believe it tops out at like 28W but in reality it barely gets anywhere near that for most of the charging cycle usually hovers 22W-24W then once it gets to 80% it trickle charges. For iPhone 15 pro max I wouldn't go below a 30W charger.
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Well, that's only if you like your batteries.
If you LOVE your batteries charge no more than 80%, don't discharge below 10%, and never charge your battery if the ambient temperature is above 85f.
The reality is that batteries are very good in phones today. All of the above will provide modest improvements to battery life over a long term phone life of 5 years or more. If you are someone who will change phones in 2 or 3 years don't second guess the manufacturers and feel safe charging for full performance.
Regarding fast charging, temp is the real stressor on the batteries. When you fast charge let the phone breath in a cool place, ideally not under a blanket in the sun LOL