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I understand the amp difference between the wall chargers for iPhone and iPad (1amp vs 2 amp).
But is there a difference in the cables - ie are some not suitable to charge an iPad even though they do charge an iPhone?
If there are specific cables suitable for iPad, perhaps that can carry a higher load, can you either provide a link or the specifications
iPad Air 2, iPadOS 13
Currently no iPhone uses USB C. In 2018, Apple introduced two new iPad Pro models with Face ID, both of which use USB C. The updated 2020 models of the same two iPad's continue with USB C, while all other iPad models use Lightning. There is simply no benefit to trying to use a USB C cable on your iPad, which would also require you use an adapter to turn USB C to lightning when you already have a lightning cable.
iPad Air 2 is Lightning, not USB C.
Got it!
thank y’all!
I am using the larger charger that came with the iPad.
I don't know why you're seeing this behavior, but if the shorter cable works, use it. Personally, I charge my iPad at night while I sleep so I don't have to deal with it during the day.
Differences in the cables?
