Charging Review of Apple iPhone 15 Pro (USB-C Port)

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Introduction
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Not long ago, we did a charging review for the brand-new iPhone 15 Pro Max. Many of you guys requested a similar review for the smaller model, the iPhone 15 Pro. So, without further delay, let's dive into it!
Chapter
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0:00 Intro
1:39 Compatibility Test
2:37 Full Charging Test
3:38 Temperature Test
4:37 Summary
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[@numberIII-dc6tx]

Hi Chargerlab, I've made a discovery for the iPhone 15 Pro series.
If you are using a USB Hub with a passthrough USB C port and at least 10 ports, as well as a 100 watts USB C power adapter with an E mark cable of at least 100 watts,
the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max will trigger 15 volts PDO. The maximum power I have been able to reach is 30 watts into the iPhone. But it may depend on the usb hub used.
As well, triggering the 15 volts PDO also allows the 31st to 45th watt of power to be used for powering the USB Hub, and thus charging won't slow down.

[@numberIII-dc6tx]

I find that my iPhone 15 Pro can reach 27 watts of charging even when idle, for less than one second.
Other times, it pulls around 21.7 watts of power on average.
A 30 watts charger is still useful for these phones.

[@jaime2843]

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[@MdArifAnwar]

What about magsafe comparison from Qi1 to Qi2

[@A15689]

Thank you for the great review. Could you please post a comparison video of full-chsrge time between 18W, 20W, and 30W ?

[@tyngjim]

What about using an upgraded USB-C cable?

[@richarda2567]

Hi, please reply.
According to your video using existing charger, the average usage is 20 watts. Would it applies the same using MacBook charger 60watts? Or will it cause nor generate more heat on the phone? Thanks

[@Lwhchris]

Wireless charger can work at 20W? The baesus wireless charging pad shows 7.5W though.

[@numberIII-dc6tx]

Only "Made for magsafe" can work at 20 watts. Others will be capped at about 11 watts.