Is there any problem on using a fast charger to charge my iPhone 6s?
I would like to know if using a bigger charger (ex iPad charger) can damage smaller battery of iPhone (ex iPhone 6s).
iPhone 6s, iOS 13
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I would like to know if using a bigger charger (ex iPad charger) can damage smaller battery of iPhone (ex iPhone 6s).
iPhone 6s, iOS 13
No problem, provided you use a genuine Apple cable and a certified USB source between 1 and 2.5 amps, and any apple USB adapter, automobile or laptop USB will be OK.
The iphone will regulate the charge current, but a rogue foreign USB source with too high a voltage can cause overheating.
No problem, provided you use a genuine Apple cable and a certified USB source between 1 and 2.5 amps, and any apple USB adapter, automobile or laptop USB will be OK.
The iphone will regulate the charge current, but a rogue foreign USB source with too high a voltage can cause overheating.
gilda260 wrote:
What about using a non-Apple wireless charger, could this damage my Apple device?
Since the iPhone 6s does not support wireless charging, this question is pointless.
Also, apple does not make a wireless charger at all at this point.
This shouldn't be a problem, providing you are using a genuine Apple cable and USB wall plug.
Thanks you. This answers my doubt.
What about using a non-Apple wireless charger, could this damage my Apple device?
Is there any problem on using a fast charger to charge my iPhone 6s?