Makes me have a new appreciation of the extra attention to safety and internal parts quality on a simple adapter. This is so Apple. People love to hate on them but they have always been pretty solid on safety and using good quality parts, good to see even the relatively inexpensive 20w adapters have good internals too.
My charger has fallen a couple of times , still in excellent condition,do you think a the charger can be damaged by drops ?????, I kinda need to know it because I have dropped it a couple of times and Iam a bit scared now tbh
I dropped it once 9 months ago and today a second time on a wooden flooring from knee level and now I'm scared if I use it on my new iPhone 16 it will corrupt my battery health and battery life I need to know if I can use it normally and shouldn't be scared or go to the Apple Store and buy a new one plz reply
Ummm hello one question if let's say I dropped my Apple 20W adapter on wooden parquet floor about knee level will the drop impact effect it from inside and out and will it effect my iPhone 16's battery health and life please please reply 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
From where can i get the V-Bus Switch tube O semi conductor of 30 volts ??? Fo my 20w Usb-c charger ???? Plz help...I broke it while opening the charger 😭
Great quality of the components, great isolation much better than those Chinese chargers with low quality of capacitors (SusCon CapXon) most of the time.
Interesting, I got a 20W charger with my iPad Pro (2020 model), but it looks different from the outside, the edge is much more rounded compared to the one in the video. Mine is a model with a European (Schuko) plug, though.
Interesting. I recently bought a ChargerLAB POWER-Z KT002 to test my chargers. My Apple 18W charger also does not support Apple 2.4. When I tried charging an iPhone 6 (which I think does NOT support PD) it still charged above 5 watts, I think it was around 8 watts. I wonder which protocol it's using?
Interesting question. Apple 2.4A protocol. Even if the charger does not support apple 2.4A, it can also be used for handshake through the protocol provided by the cable.
@@ChargerLAB Interesting! So the cable acts as a "translator" between the old phone and the new charger? So I guess it doesn't matter that the charger doesn't support Apple 2.4A natively.
Hello! I bought the charger like 2-3 months ago and now it stopped working, not charging at all, thought on what it could be? Normally when it charges/ is connected to the outlet it makes little noises like hissing, but now silence.
Does the difference between 2.2 amps and the standard 2.0 amps matter? Looking to get this for a pixel 4 which charges with 9v 2.0 amps, but this one only specifies 2.2 amps. Do you think this would be safe? Thanks
Are you guys getting fake apple chargers? I've never had an issue with an iphone charger ever. I briefly replaced my apple chargers with Anker but the charger got so hot I smelled a burning smell and stopped using it. Back to my trusty apple charger 👍🏾
How is Apple's charger much larger as compared to others from relatively minor companies like Aukey, which are reliable too and my 20w aukey is not even Gan based, also if a controller chip is Gan based, how does that make for a much smaller charger, as rest of the components are the same size?
It only has one down side. The plug only fits in US 110V and Chinese 220V all-fits-all-sockets. There is another charger for round 4mm pins, 19 mm apart for Europa and Asia. Likewise for UK/India and another for Australia. With the old charger, the plug was simply changed.
Most of Asia uses all-fits-all-sockets, actually. I lived in Japan for 10 years, and they use it. Worked in Thailand and the Philippines, and they also use it. Visited Korea, and they use it. I would guarantee others do, too. It seems like Europe is the biggest non-user, which is unfortunate, as the all-fits-all is smaller and easier to plug in than other bulkier styles. That's my thoughts, at least.
@@jcsjapanJapan uses the Type A (USA) standard, however in South Korea they use the Type F (German) round standard. In China they use Type A and Type I (Australia). Hong Kong and Singapore use Type G (British), Taiwan uses Type B (USA). In India, they use their own round standard. In NZ and Australia, it is Type I. In other Asian countries you may see a hybrid of both the round Type C and flat Type A or B.
Good day sir. I have apple adapter 20w and it looks like theres something loose inside everytime i shake it. Is it safe? And also theres something like high frequency sound in it everytime I charge my phone.
I don’t recommend doing this square wave is not good for anything other than keeping lights on in the home. Expensive electronics don’t like square wave can cause damage
Plugs have holes in the prongs because it’s a byproduct of manufacturing. Nothing more than that. Apple being Apple probably went the extra mile to have no holes is all
@@AvocadoAtrocityChargerLab is based in China if I remember right, they use the same Type A plug but it has no holes - they also use the Australian Type I plug as well. Both carry 230V 50Hz instead of 110V 60Hz in the USA.
Make a video on 18W Apple adapter and do let us know it it is safe and healthy for long term health of the Phone to use non-Apple Chargers, For us laymens do explain us how it works, facts, etc..
Looks up video on how to take apart the cube clicks on first video as it has to be the most helpful according to the algorithm skips forward to the teardown *literally starts tearing down the charger” well that was a waste of 30 seconds
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Makes me have a new appreciation of the extra attention to safety and internal parts quality on a simple adapter. This is so Apple. People love to hate on them but they have always been pretty solid on safety and using good quality parts, good to see even the relatively inexpensive 20w adapters have good internals too.
I will say all my old apple chargers have never failed they have lasted 10 years+
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Great to see Apple never skimp on components, Nichicon caps are great to see...
They are the most pricey so obviously they use the best of the components!
My charger has fallen a couple of times , still in excellent condition,do you think a the charger can be damaged by drops ?????, I kinda need to know it because I have dropped it a couple of times and Iam a bit scared now tbh
It's possible. But if it can charge your devices normally, it should be fine.
I dropped it once 9 months ago and today a second time on a wooden flooring from knee level and now I'm scared if I use it on my new iPhone 16 it will corrupt my battery health and battery life I need to know if I can use it normally and shouldn't be scared or go to the Apple Store and buy a new one plz reply
CAN YOU MAKE A SAME VIDEO FOR EU OR TRA SPEC ADAPTER
Ummm hello one question if let's say I dropped my Apple 20W adapter on wooden parquet floor about knee level will the drop impact effect it from inside and out and will it effect my iPhone 16's battery health and life please please reply 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
From where can i get the V-Bus Switch tube O semi conductor of 30 volts ??? Fo my 20w Usb-c charger ???? Plz help...I broke it while opening the charger 😭
Great quality of the components, great isolation much better than those Chinese chargers with low quality of capacitors (SusCon CapXon) most of the time.
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Can you explain to two different outlet numbers
Interesting, I got a 20W charger with my iPad Pro (2020 model), but it looks different from the outside, the edge is much more rounded compared to the one in the video. Mine is a model with a European (Schuko) plug, though.
American market has a different standard for chargers
Interesting. I recently bought a ChargerLAB POWER-Z KT002 to test my chargers. My Apple 18W charger also does not support Apple 2.4. When I tried charging an iPhone 6 (which I think does NOT support PD) it still charged above 5 watts, I think it was around 8 watts. I wonder which protocol it's using?
Interesting question.
Apple 2.4A protocol. Even if the charger does not support apple 2.4A, it can also be used for handshake through the protocol provided by the cable.
@@ChargerLAB Interesting! So the cable acts as a "translator" between the old phone and the new charger? So I guess it doesn't matter that the charger doesn't support Apple 2.4A natively.
Interesting, do you think the transformer controller chip from PI is a GaN chip?
No. Apple hasn't launched any GaN chargers so far.
@@ChargerLAB gan chip on baseus?
Do a teardown of the fake 20-watt iPhone charger as well, because according to some reviews, the fake one performs just as well as the original.
Which reviews? RUclips channel that cater to ignorant people??
Don’t buy fake if your phone blasts you have to sell ur other kidney as well
I also got a fake charger at the same price seller dcammed me dont use it my phone and charger both get overheat it also effected battery health
Measure the output voltage ripple. The ripple should not exceed 200mV. Good 10-80mV. (VBUS Oscilloscope)
I agree with that.
wondering would you be able do tear down on apple's 20W USB-C (UK) version power adapter? thx
It's the same thing, just with foldable prongs
@@megatronskneecapDifferent form factor but yeah it's otherwise the same charger
Can this charger be used for non-Apple products that use usb-c cables?
Yes, definitely.
Apple engineers are fucking incredible
I static shocked my cable when I went to grab it and the block stopped working. Any way to fix it?
My friend, your video is great, we have a 6 port USB charger with PD20w, can you take a video for me?
May I ask what are those devices your using to test and see information's about chargers?
It's our POWER-Z tester.
Hello! I bought the charger like 2-3 months ago and now it stopped working, not charging at all, thought on what it could be? Normally when it charges/ is connected to the outlet it makes little noises like hissing, but now silence.
Warranty it
Does the difference between 2.2 amps and the standard 2.0 amps matter? Looking to get this for a pixel 4 which charges with 9v 2.0 amps, but this one only specifies 2.2 amps.
Do you think this would be safe?
Thanks
It's almost the same thing. It'll be safe.
I've had two of these fail on me since I bought my iPad Pro 11 in July. Both just simply stopped working at all. Anyone else have this experience?
@TeslaFusion They did get hot, and I did use them frequently. However, the replacements have not "behaved" the same, despite similar usage.
@@ronaldganze8965 Do you have any more problems with them? Mine just stopped working on my new iPhone 12 🤡🤡🤡
It only survived 5 days.
Are you guys getting fake apple chargers? I've never had an issue with an iphone charger ever. I briefly replaced my apple chargers with Anker but the charger got so hot I smelled a burning smell and stopped using it. Back to my trusty apple charger 👍🏾
How is Apple's charger much larger as compared to others from relatively minor companies like Aukey, which are reliable too and my 20w aukey is not even Gan based, also if a controller chip is Gan based, how does that make for a much smaller charger, as rest of the components are the same size?
The possible reason is that Apple 20W has more space than Aukey to dissipate heat.
How are gan based chargers so small since just 1 chip is gan based which anyways does not take a huge deal of space inside?
Is this adapter repairable? My adapter is not working after an electrical surge in my house
@@anikchowdhury2257 No, you likely blew the fuse. I would just go to Walmart and buy a new Apple 20W charger.
It only has one down side.
The plug only fits in US 110V and Chinese 220V all-fits-all-sockets.
There is another charger for round 4mm pins, 19 mm apart for Europa and Asia.
Likewise for UK/India and another for Australia.
With the old charger, the plug was simply changed.
Most of Asia uses all-fits-all-sockets, actually. I lived in Japan for 10 years, and they use it. Worked in Thailand and the Philippines, and they also use it. Visited Korea, and they use it. I would guarantee others do, too. It seems like Europe is the biggest non-user, which is unfortunate, as the all-fits-all is smaller and easier to plug in than other bulkier styles. That's my thoughts, at least.
@@jcsjapanJapan uses the Type A (USA) standard, however in South Korea they use the Type F (German) round standard. In China they use Type A and Type I (Australia). Hong Kong and Singapore use Type G (British), Taiwan uses Type B (USA). In India, they use their own round standard. In NZ and Australia, it is Type I. In other Asian countries you may see a hybrid of both the round Type C and flat Type A or B.
Anker is my go to power adapters now, smaller and more efficient
apple charger left the universe
Anker is really really good
Anker chargers are shit now a days. They don't last, even cause internal shortcircuits. Genuine Apple chargers last forever and very safe.
@@niaz.shovonyes 100%
Apple 20w charger is better than anker nano 30w 511 apple brand is the best ever
Very informative video, thanks for upload.
Glad you liked it
Hey did you see any water damage indicator
No, we didn't.
Good day sir. I have apple adapter 20w and it looks like theres something loose inside everytime i shake it. Is it safe? And also theres something like high frequency sound in it everytime I charge my phone.
It's safe if you bought the genuine charger
I like this.
Pleas teardown charger that sell in Indonesia
Does it safe to charge our other devices using this 20w apple charger? I want to get rid of my usb a charger
It depends on what is your device
And it's safe in most cases.
Same power charger they use for each Home Pod Mini....
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U guys are great
Thanks for your sharing
apples engineering is is on a higher level
Bro my apple adapter folding pins not working
What I do
Can iPhone charge on home inverter Square wava ?? Any damage??
I don’t recommend doing this square wave is not good for anything other than keeping lights on in the home. Expensive electronics don’t like square wave can cause damage
Agree with you.
Mine one weight 59.56 gram. There is 1 gram differences. Does this mean mine one is fake ? I bought it from outside.
It's just tolerance. Don't worry.😏
Hi is it normal for apple adaptor to have irritating sound if its plugged in ,sound is just minimal
Yes, it's normal, and it won't affect normal use.
My 3 PIN iphone 12 Pro USB-C A1969 charger stopped working after irritating sound and soft sparking :/
Can you use this charger on non-apple devices?
Sure.
i dropped mine and it stopped working😐
❤❤
Me and my 5w charger:
Someone tell him there’s more
Can I charge Android 20 w charger I phone 12
Is it ok to leave this in my car during winter?
no problem
This adapter vs Anker nano pro.
Which is better for my iPhone 13 pro? Plz plz plz reply soon🙏🙏🙏🙏 suggest me one of them. Plz
Both of them can perfectly support your iPhone 13 pro, you can choose the cheaper one.
Is this charger just as reliable as the Anker Nano?
Of course.
what is he saying what sounds like 'portagal chip'
Protocol chip e.g QC, PD the chip decides which protocol is fine to use with the certain device plugged in.
Watching this video cause my charger has fallen sooooo many times and it’s still working fine
Does anybody’s 20 W charging box that looks just the same in this video they made in India?
This one is original?
Of course!
I wonder what the differences are to the european model, A2347
Just the pins are European standard.
2:54 wtf, it doesn't even support Apple's 5V 2.4A protocol?
All Apple PD charger doesn't support Apple 2.4A.
@@ChargerLAB and what about the Apple devices themselves?
Not genuine Apple charger is it? No CE or UL certification? Or does Apple sell different type of chargers in other parts of the world?
This is the Chinese version, and it also has a similar CCC certification.
my 20w adapter is broken after 1 month I just used it for 3 times because i have 5w
please contact Apple for replacement ASAP.
Can u test the Samsung 25w pd charger pls 🙏🏻
Zp5
Please teardown “USAMS PowerCube).
Thx you.
A like all your videos
Lmfao solid prongs with no holes. Lol
Plugs have holes in the prongs because it’s a byproduct of manufacturing. Nothing more than that. Apple being Apple probably went the extra mile to have no holes is all
The plug will vary by country and region.
@@ChargerLAB yeah, it's amazing to see. Was watching a few videos on why the US style plug has holes.
@@AvocadoAtrocityChargerLab is based in China if I remember right, they use the same Type A plug but it has no holes - they also use the Australian Type I plug as well. Both carry 230V 50Hz instead of 110V 60Hz in the USA.
@@jeffkubiak6363They sell almost the exact same model in the USA with holes in the prongs
Can you guys do the new satechi 100 watt gan charger ?
We have done that. You can click this link. ruclips.net/video/f6VxUcYyXu8/видео.html
@@ChargerLAB oh I mean the newest ones, they came out a few days ago:
satechi.net/products/108w-usb-c-3-port-gan-wall-charger?variant=39509480931416
Apple stole Samsung chargers and redesigned them
Super 👍
Its Nippon Chemi-CON , not chemical . but then again I pronounce nichicons as ni-shi-con so who am i to judge . nice video
oh, thanks for the correction. We'll modify that in the future.
good show
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Queta mai mil jahay ga mujaay k nahi
its very very overpriced right ??
$20USD
Comparing this with Anker. The later is a piece of crap with so much of Thermal glue. Apple is impressive.
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Nice
Great vid! Thanks for part numbers!
Make a video on 18W Apple adapter and do let us know it it is safe and healthy for long term health of the Phone to use non-Apple Chargers,
For us laymens do explain us how it works, facts, etc..
I would be really interested in a similar video of Anker Nano 2
We do have posted that before. Check it out: ruclips.net/video/kPSmH77Osi0/видео.html
Apple
Paid more for less...
Hey did you see Any water damage indicator? 🥲
Looks up video on how to take apart the cube clicks on first video as it has to be the most helpful according to the algorithm skips forward to the teardown *literally starts tearing down the charger” well that was a waste of 30 seconds
Im watching this bcs my adapter was soaked in the water and im not sure if i can still use the adapter or should i buy a new one 🥲
Replace it that's not safe anymore