Yes and no1 let's their phones dies unless u need to use it but u never really do... Hope next iPhone has a higher battery, USB C and way faster charging cause 20W is shitty
By default there is a setting turned on for iPhones called optimize battery charging which limits the charge speed after 80 percent battery life based on your habits and only charges past that amount at normal speed when the iPhone thinks you'll actually need it. I believe if this setting was turned off the results would be different in that the 30w charger would beat the 20w by a larger margin. Maybe someone can test this out?
@@TylerHernandez Charge slows done around 80% on most chargers That's normal behavior, if that option was being used by the phone at this moment, the load would probably be lower As it would try to keep at 80%, and 10W does way more than that ^^
Think about that “oh shit I need to step out the house” moment and only charged up for 10 minutes while getting ready and you don’t have a charger wherever you’re going (hard to believe but it happens)
I guess that’s where the higher charging voltage of the 13 Pro Max comes in handy to meet Apple’s claims of charging to 50% in 30 minutes. Thanks for the video!
If you're on low battery but you need to go out as soon as possible, 30 watt charger is the best because it takes like 40 minutes to charge at least more than 50% compared to 20 watt which is slightly slower. I have did charge my iPad Mini and it takes like 5 minutes from 20% to 25% with 18 watt charger compared to 10.5 watt charger which takes up to 23% in 5 minutes. For best performance, just try left your iPhone or iPad left charging without turn on the screen for 30 minutes because it might affect charging time in my opinion.
I had a 30w laying around cause I got it for cheap a while back and although if you’re charging to 100 it makes nearly no difference, if charging to just 40-80% it’s consistently about 5-10% faster throughout the entire charging cycle. Not worth it but if you can pick one up for cheap it’s definitely a nice boost that you will appreciate those times when you gotta leave the house and only have a few minutes to juice up.
Unfortunately I won’t be able to go with the 20w charger because I need the 30w for international travel since you can change out the prongs for other countries. I typically don’t use aftermarket chargers unless it’s a car dc charger.
@@teodortodorov6974 I mean there's no way around physics the higher wattage is going to degrade the battery faster now how much how big of a difference does it make is it worth stressing over when you can replace the battery at a Apple store for under 80 bucks that's to be determined
Just charged my 14 Pro Max using a 30w charger and, got little bit better results, could get 57% in 30 minutes, although as in your test after sometime the charging speed reduce dramatically and the total time for the 14 Pro Max was basically the same as yours 🙂
@@WoundedSnake definitely get the 30w dude, the price is almost the same and you have the advantage that I mentioned above if have no time to fully charge your cellphone🙂
What about the power you use, is it more power used for the same amount of charge, i mean as we know the battery in itself it has 100% capacity in total and one is 20w the other 30w, so at the end or through the whole process when it's fully charged - does it mean 30w use more power and will cost you more even when you get the same 100% charged battery? or is it same cost just in shorter time with the 30w? Now im talking about the electricity bill, think of it that way - your only bill for the whole month is your iphone charge, one month i charge it only with the 20w the other month with the 30w, you will get the same bill?
The problem that’s been found is that the IPhone throttles charging with the 30 watt charger due to heat, so they end up being very close when charging from zero. It is good for burst charging though…
my 13 pro max almost takes 5 hours from zero to 90. what could be the issue i have changed alot of chargers and cables but speed remains same, fed up of this charging issue
Hello!! I have the 13 Pro. Picked my phone up at 7 am after charging all night. By 2:30 pm I was at 30%. At 4pm I was at 13%. Under battery usage it shows Phone 25% and Amazon 23%, the other Apps are 10% or less. What could I be doing wrong to make my battery drain so quickly? Wifi was off, screen brightness at 50%, Bluetooth on. I thought this battery was supposed to last all day.
Was it your first day after purchase/installation? The battery life usually gets better after the first 3 day (lots of background stuff going on). Check your battery health under settings. If it doesn‘t help try to calibrate the battery. There are YT videos showing the process. Good lick and have a nice day.
@@Ness7386 location services/system location services. There are a lot of other settings that help too. Same problem I had, now I get home before my 13 pro max even hits 70%. 80% if I keep low power mode on while I’m not using the phone(to limit fps below 60 while I’m not watching videos/scrolling through feed) I also noticed Find my iPhone was pinging my location every 10-20seconds. Drastic battery life increase after turning it off.
I just got my iPhone 13 pro max like two days and I already have a complaint about the charging because it’s too slow to charge and I’m honestly crying right now
Been on apple for maybe 4 years and plan to go back to iphone with iphone 14. I am absolutely horrified by the battery charging time, fortunately it lasts a long time, but 2 hours to charge your phone to the maximum is enormous. And 4h for the magsafe. Will change that is absolutely necessary for Apple, the delay is staggering. I imagine that it is on the 15th that they will solve this problem obviously...
Hello. Bought my 13 Pro Max on Tuesday. Used it till 4% remained, put it on charge at 1:15 AM and removed it at 5:20 AM. It took 4.1 hours to get to 100%. I am from Pakistan so we don't have official Apple Store here but I got my phone from an authorized Apple Dealer. He said the room temperature was the issue, where I checked it was 33°C. It was my first charge. What could have gone wrong?
Sir….if my iPhone support 20W charging and I use 65W charger…let suppose I plug it before going to bed and it been there plugged in for about 8 hours continuously. Can it damage my battery? Or any electrical component? In long term or short term?
Thank you! Nice overview. Looks like battery charging optimizations are preserving battery life. 30W adapter give us only advantage in short time charging.
If you have time to charge to 100% it's not a big difference. But if you travel a lot and are busy and you may only have 15/20 mins Burst to charge your phone it’s a nice upgrade
Still pretty poor with both chargers. It's funny how iPhone 5 and other phones from five years ago were able to charge quicker to 100% with regular chargers than "fast charging" today. Granted, they had smaller batteries, but these charge times aren't impressive.
Apple is never going to have impressive charging. They want their batteries to last the average user a long time, so they can't let the average user charge too fast. It sucks for people who understand technology but it is what it is
Honestly I'm not a heavy user kinda like a person who use the phone for calls, messaging, then getting off but I wanna say that my iPhone 13 lasted for 9 days without charging I'm still shocked it was like 5% the last day stayed like 2 hrs with me and then died. I never actually realised I wasn't charging it at all. 😂
@@lethall6609 then you don’t use your iPhone 13 😂 Only for basic shit, I use my iPhone 13 Pro Max all day and I still have 34% lol and fast charge it with my 20w charger
Thanks you for the test, but the results are a bit sketchy given how it “yo-yo“s back and forth. It shouldn’t diverge especially after 80% because both charge at 5V then on, and at 10W or less. In other words, they should charge at the exact same speed beyond a certain point.
I disagree with your comment. There are things happening behind the scenes. The higher voltage helps keep heat low enough to be able to charge the phone faster at different times throughout the charge cycle. I believe the 30 watt is able to charge something like 15v*2a=30w and the 20w actually does 9v*2a=18w. Charging with the 30w spikes in charge for a bit and drops back down as it heats up like a wave. This is why it looks like it “yo-yo” at different times during the test. The 20w charger wave doesn’t have such high peaks and is much more consistent throughout the charge cycle… I once went down a rabbit hole…
@@LotsOfPaypa Actually, the iPhone 13 pro (max in my case) doesn’t use any voltage other than 5V and 9V. The maximum I (and all other videos) show is it taking in is 27W. Your comment is spot on though. At high wattage, the phone pulls power aggressively to reduce heat, which slows down charging. My comment is actually a bit confusing and I think I was talking about the behavior at 80%. Exactly at 80%, regardless of the chargers used, the phone switches to 5V from 9V and slow charges. So I’d expect this phase of charging to be exactly the same on both chargers, and I suspect it isn’t.
I wish both phones were in normal or sleep mode. Phone on the eighth was in sleep/night/focus mode so not sure what that would do to battery usage during charging.
Hey bro I want to ask a question. Is it normal to get hot but not to hot on iphone 13 while charging using the 20w fast charger? The phone gets hot on 20 to 40%, but after that at 50 to 80% cools down the iphone and no more heat. Is it normal? I use the apple adapter 20w. Hope you noticed. Thank you
Its because it fast charges from 0 to 50%, after that charging slows down and reduces heat. If you are worried about heat from fast charging reducing the life span of your battery life you can always use an anker nano 3 which has temperature monitoring or you can even use the 5w charger from apple
Bro that’s cool but i have a different question The iphone on the right has only dnd icon in the control center whereas the left one has all three icon. Mine too is iphone 13 pro max and i only have the dnd icon and i have to long press to go to the other icons can i change somehow so that i get to see all three icons as we can see on the left side?
New subscriber. Impressed with the charge test. Thank you so much. My question to you is…Is the a difference between a 30 watt apple charger and a 30 watt android charger?
A little clarification, an Android charger may support additional charging technologies such as QC and PPS while Apple’s only support USB PD (from what I’ve heard)
My son bought a vapor thing and it broke, but it came with a big heavy mini USB-C charging block and I was wondering if I can use it to charge my mini 13 iphone. These are the specs on the charging block Input 120-240V - 50/60Hz 1.6A max
Output 5.0V -... 3.0A 15.0W or 9.0V -... 3.0A 27.0W or 12.0V -... 3.0A 36.0W or 15.0V -... 3.0A 45.0W or 20.0V -... 3.25A 65.0W Max power output 65.0W Will it fry my phone if I use it to charge it? My new iphone 13 mini didn't come with a charging block and this is the only one I have right now. As much as we pay for these phones you'd think the charging block would be included
The reason it slowed after 80% is because you have the feature turned on in settings for it to optimize charging past 80%! Depending on your previous charging habits with each phone, the software will throttle your charging speed accordingly. So this may not be the most accurate test result.
In iphone 14 pro max, if you charge only to 80%, you can get 6-10% extra charger for same amount time. You should note , that extra 10% can give you at 40-60 minutes of sot.
@@Foodie-kz1qx well i could say that it could be depending on what iOS version you’re on since it also affects your battery health or the type of iPhone it is
@@WololoWololo2 Nope . Find a charger that Support PPS (Programmable power supply)protocol . Samsung 45W and OnePlus 45W charger could do the job just fine. Tested on Nothing Phone 1 and iPhone 13 Pro. never heats up at all
@@WololoWololo2 Of course. Their Charger only supports Protocol PD 1-2 QC 1-4 . And BQ 1.2-1.4 . All of those Charging Protocol have Min output of 5V 3A. Stated only as Fast Output . No PPS at all. PPS is needed to protect your Device as it can operate barely minimum of 3.3V . Reduce charge speed as battery reach 100%
After doing the charging test with Phone(A) on ChargingCable(A) you should switch and put Phone (B) on ChargingCable(A) & Phone(A) on ChargingCable(B) and see if the results are the same! I wonder if the battery’s life (not the battery’s % but life) makes a difference
If you are charging from 0 to 100, there is no point using the 30w, but for a quick 15-20 min charge up it might be worth it.
Yes and no1 let's their phones dies unless u need to use it but u never really do... Hope next iPhone has a higher battery, USB C and way faster charging cause 20W is shitty
By default there is a setting turned on for iPhones called optimize battery charging which limits the charge speed after 80 percent battery life based on your habits and only charges past that amount at normal speed when the iPhone thinks you'll actually need it. I believe if this setting was turned off the results would be different in that the 30w charger would beat the 20w by a larger margin. Maybe someone can test this out?
I still thinking about xiaomi phone with 200w charger inside the phone box
@@TylerHernandez Charge slows done around 80% on most chargers
That's normal behavior, if that option was being used by the phone at this moment, the load would probably be lower
As it would try to keep at 80%, and 10W does way more than that ^^
I have just charged my iPhone 13pro from dead a 30 min charge took my phone to 52%
Had my iPhone nearly 2years used it lot
The time difference is only 4 minutes, I think 20w is enough.
Think about that “oh shit I need to step out the house” moment and only charged up for 10 minutes while getting ready and you don’t have a charger wherever you’re going (hard to believe but it happens)
I'd use my 30w and just get a lil adapter USB c to lightning port
Afcourse 💯
is it safe to use 30 or 40w on ip13?
@@frvryhang no
I guess that’s where the higher charging voltage of the 13 Pro Max comes in handy to meet Apple’s claims of charging to 50% in 30 minutes. Thanks for the video!
I saw another test, then it got 53% with 20w charger, and the same with 27%. I dont get this video
Maybee its the cables
They both charge at 9V. It’s the amperage that’s different.
Finally trying to catching up to Samsung in charging speeds. Samsung charges from 0-100 in an hour 7 minutes with a bigger battery🤷🏽♀️
@@chrisgray8874 Samsung doesn’t last as long, with a larger battery, so there is that!
If you're on low battery but you need to go out as soon as possible, 30 watt charger is the best because it takes like 40 minutes to charge at least more than 50% compared to 20 watt which is slightly slower.
I have did charge my iPad Mini and it takes like 5 minutes from 20% to 25% with 18 watt charger compared to 10.5 watt charger which takes up to 23% in 5 minutes.
For best performance, just try left your iPhone or iPad left charging without turn on the screen for 30 minutes because it might affect charging time in my opinion.
I had a 30w laying around cause I got it for cheap a while back and although if you’re charging to 100 it makes nearly no difference, if charging to just 40-80% it’s consistently about 5-10% faster throughout the entire charging cycle. Not worth it but if you can pick one up for cheap it’s definitely a nice boost that you will appreciate those times when you gotta leave the house and only have a few minutes to juice up.
In How much time you get your phone charged fully from 0-100
@@GurpreetSingh-rx2wq bruh watch the video jeesh
@@RealPlatoishere you r so late bro .. but thanx for helping .. 😊🥰
Unfortunately I won’t be able to go with the 20w charger because I need the 30w for international travel since you can change out the prongs for other countries. I typically don’t use aftermarket chargers unless it’s a car dc charger.
Does long term use of fast charger shortens the battery's lifetime? How significant this could be?
If you use an authorized fast charger by your phone manufacturer it shouldn't decrease the battery's lifespan
@@teodortodorov6974 I mean there's no way around physics the higher wattage is going to degrade the battery faster now how much how big of a difference does it make is it worth stressing over when you can replace the battery at a Apple store for under 80 bucks that's to be determined
@@thetechlibrarian but fake chargers can degrade the battery faster
Just charged my 14 Pro Max using a 30w charger and, got little bit better results, could get 57% in 30 minutes, although as in your test after sometime the charging speed reduce dramatically and the total time for the 14 Pro Max was basically the same as yours 🙂
Android user here and totally clueless about iPhone, as I am planning to get iPhone 14 pro max do you recommend to get the 20w or the 30w charger??
@@WoundedSnake definitely get the 30w dude, the price is almost the same and you have the advantage that I mentioned above if have no time to fully charge your cellphone🙂
@@marcohetfield9224 i got the 30w from my macbook and i thought to buy the 20w with magsafe bc of the battery life is it a mistake?
@@marcohetfield9224 Its not worth extra $40 for a few Percentage,his best choice to 30w for $20 from Anker but this response is 3 Months late
What about the power you use, is it more power used for the same amount of charge, i mean as we know the battery in itself it has 100% capacity in total and one is 20w the other 30w, so at the end or through the whole process when it's fully charged - does it mean 30w use more power and will cost you more even when you get the same 100% charged battery? or is it same cost just in shorter time with the 30w? Now im talking about the electricity bill, think of it that way - your only bill for the whole month is your iphone charge, one month i charge it only with the 20w the other month with the 30w, you will get the same bill?
The problem that’s been found is that the IPhone throttles charging with the 30 watt charger due to heat, so they end up being very close when charging from zero. It is good for burst charging though…
Its not a problem, thats how power bricks work
@@kotsios1600 limitation* better now? Sheesh people can’t use context clues nowadays. Critical thinking skills!
@@kotsios1600 Yes it is, my phone charge up to 120W and 0 to 100 in 18-20 minutes and don't heat up or lower the charge...
@@SpanishFeeders then your battery is under extreme stress and will not be functional in about a year
@@attorneytomannihilator6933 Uy que poco has estudiado sobre baterías jajajsjsa
I already have the 30W adapter from the macbook air. Will it harm the iphone in long term or is it fine?
For the iPhone 13.
Yes maybe for the long run. You can buy ambrane 20W for low price
my 13 pro max almost takes 5 hours from zero to 90. what could be the issue i have changed alot of chargers and cables but speed remains same, fed up of this charging issue
mine is slow too i dont know why
Please do 5W charging see how long it takes from 0%-100%
Haha, maybe 3 hours
@@hoangmaibui1760 no honestly longer. Probably over 4 hours and I'm being deadass
@@HearMeLearn yeah 4000 mAh battery 1amp is 4 hrs.30 mins roughly. It's a good overnight charger though
Too long!
i use the 5w and it takes 5-6 hours to completely charge😅
Hello!! I have the 13 Pro. Picked my phone up at 7 am after charging all night. By 2:30 pm I was at 30%. At 4pm I was at 13%. Under battery usage it shows Phone 25% and Amazon 23%, the other Apps are 10% or less. What could I be doing wrong to make my battery drain so quickly? Wifi was off, screen brightness at 50%, Bluetooth on. I thought this battery was supposed to last all day.
Was it your first day after purchase/installation? The battery life usually gets better after the first 3 day (lots of background stuff going on). Check your battery health under settings. If it doesn‘t help try to calibrate the battery. There are YT videos showing the process. Good lick and have a nice day.
Switch off background activity from
settings >general>background app refresh for apps that u don’t need it that much like amazon
@@aal180 I’ve already done that.
@@Ness7386 location services/system location services. There are a lot of other settings that help too.
Same problem I had, now I get home before my 13 pro max even hits 70%. 80% if I keep low power mode on while I’m not using the phone(to limit fps below 60 while I’m not watching videos/scrolling through feed)
I also noticed Find my iPhone was pinging my location every 10-20seconds. Drastic battery life increase after turning it off.
I expected a bigger difference since 30W has 50% more output compared to 20W. For me not worth the price. Going to stick with the 20W 19$ charger.
The phone charges at 27W max.
@@BC08 what wattage brick do I buy for 13 pro max and the 13 pro
@@Ohkeh640 Anker
@@brandon_nopewouldn't your phone batt get damage using the anker 30w?
@@marmieelentorio6039 no, your iPhone only draws as much power as it needs
I just got my iPhone 13 pro max like two days and I already have a complaint about the charging because it’s too slow to charge and I’m honestly crying right now
Been on apple for maybe 4 years and plan to go back to iphone with iphone 14.
I am absolutely horrified by the battery charging time, fortunately it lasts a long time, but 2 hours to charge your phone to the maximum is enormous. And 4h for the magsafe.
Will change that is absolutely necessary for Apple, the delay is staggering.
I imagine that it is on the 15th that they will solve this problem obviously...
Hello. Bought my 13 Pro Max on Tuesday. Used it till 4% remained, put it on charge at 1:15 AM and removed it at 5:20 AM. It took 4.1 hours to get to 100%. I am from Pakistan so we don't have official Apple Store here but I got my phone from an authorized Apple Dealer. He said the room temperature was the issue, where I checked it was 33°C. It was my first charge. What could have gone wrong?
nvr charge iphone above 90%, it can lead to short life for battery
apple already mentioned in box
Are there any bad effects on battery of charging with 30w
THATS WHAT I WANNA KNOW AS WELL
Well for starters: battery health.
The 20W charger is going to keep your battery healthier for a longer time than the 30W charger.
If a friend asks what Watts charger to get, I’ll just say it’s complicated
I think 20 w is much better based on price
Sir….if my iPhone support 20W charging and I use 65W charger…let suppose I plug it before going to bed and it been there plugged in for about 8 hours continuously. Can it damage my battery? Or any electrical component? In long term or short term?
Uhhhh no way it takes more than an hour to charge to 100% either of these.
Thank you! Nice overview.
Looks like battery charging optimizations are preserving battery life. 30W adapter give us only advantage in short time charging.
I heard the 30w stays cooler than the 20 w I'd that true )
I have 30W adaptor from my mac air. is this charger(30w) effect ip13pro's battery life or is it any other effect at the battery?
Can I use MacBook air 30w charger for iPhone 13?will it affect battery health?
Amazon Basics 30Watt USB-C PD charger is $15 and I use it every day so I can say it’s just as good as the Apple version, it’s also about 40% smaller…
I read a review that it resulted into battery damage. How is your battery health?
Literally amazon charger is better hahahaha it has better electronics
Do you have a link with Amazon charger ?
If you have time to charge to 100% it's not a big difference. But if you travel a lot and are busy and you may only have 15/20 mins Burst to charge your phone it’s a nice upgrade
Nice video my man 👍 great information
You shuld have switched off optimised battery charing on battery section maybe that would made a diffrence on the 30watt just saying
Holy crap underrated comment. This is exactly why it did this.
Still pretty poor with both chargers. It's funny how iPhone 5 and other phones from five years ago were able to charge quicker to 100% with regular chargers than "fast charging" today. Granted, they had smaller batteries, but these charge times aren't impressive.
Apple is never going to have impressive charging. They want their batteries to last the average user a long time, so they can't let the average user charge too fast. It sucks for people who understand technology but it is what it is
Honestly I'm not a heavy user kinda like a person who use the phone for calls, messaging, then getting off but I wanna say that my iPhone 13 lasted for 9 days without charging I'm still shocked it was like 5% the last day stayed like 2 hrs with me and then died. I never actually realised I wasn't charging it at all. 😂
@@lethall6609 then you don’t use your iPhone 13 😂
Only for basic shit, I use my iPhone 13 Pro Max all day and I still have 34% lol and fast charge it with my 20w charger
With the pro max, if you need to recharge it during the day, the 30W is a better buy bc there’s no need for more than 150% battery in one day.
You honestly would have to be on your phone all day literally unless you forgot to charge it
Great Overview!
1:46 hour for 100% charger... is many slow... Android have charger Qi 60W and Apple only cable is 27w Max... I dont understand this.
It might be useful information for us also, if you dont mind to record the heat temperature measured during the test
Great suggestion! Noted for next time.
it does heat up a bit until it reaches arnd 70% but other than that it is good 👍
Thanks you for the test, but the results are a bit sketchy given how it “yo-yo“s back and forth. It shouldn’t diverge especially after 80% because both charge at 5V then on, and at 10W or less. In other words, they should charge at the exact same speed beyond a certain point.
lmao
I disagree with your comment. There are things happening behind the scenes. The higher voltage helps keep heat low enough to be able to charge the phone faster at different times throughout the charge cycle. I believe the 30 watt is able to charge something like 15v*2a=30w and the 20w actually does 9v*2a=18w. Charging with the 30w spikes in charge for a bit and drops back down as it heats up like a wave. This is why it looks like it “yo-yo” at different times during the test. The 20w charger wave doesn’t have such high peaks and is much more consistent throughout the charge cycle… I once went down a rabbit hole…
@@LotsOfPaypa Actually, the iPhone 13 pro (max in my case) doesn’t use any voltage other than 5V and 9V. The maximum I (and all other videos) show is it taking in is 27W.
Your comment is spot on though. At high wattage, the phone pulls power aggressively to reduce heat, which slows down charging.
My comment is actually a bit confusing and I think I was talking about the behavior at 80%. Exactly at 80%, regardless of the chargers used, the phone switches to 5V from 9V and slow charges. So I’d expect this phase of charging to be exactly the same on both chargers, and I suspect it isn’t.
call me when apple implement 65/120W charging what the hell wait 2 hours to charge phone???
Where is proudct 30 w i buy this
I wish both phones were in normal or sleep mode. Phone on the eighth was in sleep/night/focus mode so not sure what that would do to battery usage during charging.
that wouldn't affect it enough to matter
Hey bro I want to ask a question. Is it normal to get hot but not to hot on iphone 13 while charging using the 20w fast charger? The phone gets hot on 20 to 40%, but after that at 50 to 80% cools down the iphone and no more heat. Is it normal? I use the apple adapter 20w. Hope you noticed. Thank you
Its because it fast charges from 0 to 50%, after that charging slows down and reduces heat. If you are worried about heat from fast charging reducing the life span of your battery life you can always use an anker nano 3 which has temperature monitoring or you can even use the 5w charger from apple
Wow glad i came here to see this video before buying my adapter, in my case 30W is definitly not worth the price
Thank you for testing these chargers, you helped me make my choice.
No problem 👍
Bro that’s cool but i have a different question
The iphone on the right has only dnd icon in the control center whereas the left one has all three icon. Mine too is iphone 13 pro max and i only have the dnd icon and i have to long press to go to the other icons can i change somehow so that i get to see all three icons as we can see on the left side?
New subscriber. Impressed with the charge test. Thank you so much. My question to you is…Is the a difference between a 30 watt apple charger and a 30 watt android charger?
it shouldn't make a differences
@@SimplyPops thank you very much. 👍🏾👍🏾
A little clarification, an Android charger may support additional charging technologies such as QC and PPS while Apple’s only support USB PD (from what I’ve heard)
Can I use these adapters while gaming? Or is it bad for the battery?
If we use other brand charger (oneplus 30W original) for iphone , will it make any issues for iphone battery or hardware ?
The 30W OnePlus adapter charges my iPad significantly slower than its own 30W Apple.
Doesn’t it damage the battery?
So can I safely charge my iPhone 13 pro max using my MacBook adapter??
Please do charging test with magsafe with 20w … I am confused to buy.. I have 20W power bricks
Magsafe only goes to 15w
@@domjobs18 yeah but it can go a little above 15w on the pro max phones during peak wattage
if i using the orignal 30w apple charger will damage the battery for long term use?
Can i charge my ipad mini 6 through..macbook air m1 30w charger ? Is bad for battery health?
what if you turn off optimized charging
wouldn't affect a charging test like this
Very helpful 🙏🏻
i used the anker pd 20w . i think its more than enough tbh
just got the 13 pro max, loving the battery life but the charging speed is wack man
huh?
Agreed
I USE THE 30W CHARGER AND I FEEL LIKE IT CHARGES TO FAST SOMETIMES LOL
What are the time differences when charging the phones when they’re powered off?
Why didnt u check the temperature of both the phones? More power also means more heat
Now I don't understand, should I use this 35 charger for ayfon 14 pro Max or not, is it harmful for the battery or not?
My son bought a vapor thing and it broke, but it came with a big heavy mini USB-C charging block and I was wondering if I can use it to charge my mini 13 iphone. These are the specs on the charging block
Input
120-240V - 50/60Hz 1.6A max
Output
5.0V -... 3.0A 15.0W
or 9.0V -... 3.0A 27.0W
or 12.0V -... 3.0A 36.0W
or 15.0V -... 3.0A 45.0W
or 20.0V -... 3.25A 65.0W
Max power output 65.0W
Will it fry my phone if I use it to charge it? My new iphone 13 mini didn't come with a charging block and this is the only one I have right now. As much as we pay for these phones you'd think the charging block would be included
Is the macbook m1 30 watt charger is okay to use on iphone se 2022?
never had an iphone before. is it normal that the 20 watt adapter is getting hot
Thanks for the video. Exactly what I was looking for
The reason it slowed after 80% is because you have the feature turned on in settings for it to optimize charging past 80%! Depending on your previous charging habits with each phone, the software will throttle your charging speed accordingly. So this may not be the most accurate test result.
That's not what optimize charging does though.
Excellent video! Thanks.
Jailbroken with the cydia app "battery life" will confirm that iPhones only allow for up to 23 watts charging.
Sorry for a late question 🙋🏻♂️ the wires you use are both that came with the phone package? Tq
In iphone 14 pro max, if you charge only to 80%, you can get 6-10% extra charger for same amount time. You should note , that extra 10% can give you at 40-60 minutes of sot.
can we use macbook pro 96W charger for iphone 13 ?
Yeah, I'll just use my 5W charger that came with my previous iPhone 5s, 6s+ and Xs Max.
I'll just charge it overnight lol
does high w, fast charging adapters ruin battery life?
Can you share the background used on the iPhone on the right?
Is it safe to use a 65watts charger for iPhone 13 Pro max?
I have a 30w it charges my phone so fast and back then i had a 50w huge difference is the 30w boot up your phone quickly also charges it quickly
Can you tell me about the battery degradation issue?
@@Foodie-kz1qx well i could say that it could be depending on what iOS version you’re on since it also affects your battery health or the type of iPhone it is
who else the fuck put battery saving mode while fucking charging slow asf 🙅♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
What is the time difference in an ipad pro 12.9.??
does using a 30w with your 13 pro max effect the battery health?
It depends on so many other items. brightness of the screen, apps opened, status of wifi, airplane mode, etc. But nice vdo. thanks
Not really, those things don’t take as much as energy as you think. It’s IOS we are talking about not Android.
Can you test 140w usb-c power adapter with iphone
how you know exact percentage without even seeing the percentage ?
Where can i get the wallpaper for the 20w one ?
This dude always has to step out when recording these videos
Now what about third party smaller 30 watt plugs? And will this harm the phone?
Of course it will
@@WololoWololo2 Nope . Find a charger that Support PPS (Programmable power supply)protocol . Samsung 45W and OnePlus 45W charger could do the job just fine. Tested on Nothing Phone 1 and iPhone 13 Pro. never heats up at all
@@abdulwafi2634 Does Xiaomi 120 watts charger harm İphone 13 Pro Max?
@@WololoWololo2 Of course. Their Charger only supports Protocol PD 1-2 QC 1-4 . And BQ 1.2-1.4 . All of those Charging Protocol have Min output of 5V 3A. Stated only as Fast Output . No PPS at all. PPS is needed to protect your Device as it can operate barely minimum of 3.3V . Reduce charge speed as battery reach 100%
@@abdulwafi2634 Wow didn’t know that, then I will go buy S22 Ultra 45w charger right now! 😊
After doing the charging test with Phone(A) on ChargingCable(A) you should switch and put Phone (B) on ChargingCable(A) & Phone(A) on ChargingCable(B) and see if the results are the same!
I wonder if the battery’s life (not the battery’s % but life) makes a difference
They are all PD, so the maximum watts allowed charging will be just 18-20w. No matter what charger you use
I’ll have to see if this is available on the 13 pro
If I get a 30W none brand apple charger will it do the same job ?
If it supports usb PD then yes
Where can I find the wallpaper of 20w iPhone?
I need it!!
Have u find the wallpaper?
iphone 13mini 30w chager use ok or not battry ishu will come
Should compare 20-30 with Apple charger and anker so over all 4 adapters
Did you give allowance for battery life? If one was older than the other, the experiment is flawed.
Which charger is best for iPhone 13??
Don't bother with Apple's official chargers. It's much cheaper to get one from Anker or other reputable brands.
But unauthorized chargers could cause the battery to degrade faster
@@teodortodorov6974 yeah, that's why I said reputable brands lol
Is it ok to use Magsafe charger but which is also a battery bank of a unauthorized brand?
@@WololoWololo2 no
@@WololoWololo2 Yes but just use a wire at that point lmao
Measurement of peak temperature during charging should be taken into consideration
next time
What with iPhone SE 2022 ?
I usually max my phone out at 80%. I’ve been using the big boy MacBook USBC power supplies
What about the Anker PowerPort Atom III 65W ?
a lil research...the phone doesn't go over 30...
I have just charged my iPhone 13pro from dead a 30 min charge took my phone to 52%
Had my iPhone nearly 2years used it lot
Switch off your Optimised Battery Charging on both phones then do test again.
Your phone must have been dead dead cause my phone charge 19% in 10 mins with the 30w and 40% in 15mins
Are you using the Apple brand block on both?