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Should I only use a 7.5 watt charger to wirelessly charge an iPhone 11? Is it ok for the battery to use a 10 watt charger? Will I notice any appreciable charging speeds with the higher charger?
iPhone 11, 13
You can use a 10 watt, a 12 watt, or a 1,000 watt charger. The phone will only take what it needs. It will charge faster with a 12 watt iPad charger, and faster than that with a USB-C 19 watt or higher capacity charger.
The most convenient charger is a 7.5 watt Qi wireless charger, that you use to charge overnight. That way you don’t really care how long it takes.
Here’s the full story—>When to charge your iPhone or iPad | Communities
You can use a 10 watt, a 12 watt, or a 1,000 watt charger. The phone will only take what it needs. It will charge faster with a 12 watt iPad charger, and faster than that with a USB-C 19 watt or higher capacity charger.
The most convenient charger is a 7.5 watt Qi wireless charger, that you use to charge overnight. That way you don’t really care how long it takes.
Here’s the full story—>When to charge your iPhone or iPad | Communities
Thanks, but will a higher watted charger decrease charging time?
Yes, the 19 watt (or higher) USB-C will charge it the fastest. 30 minutes to 50%. It will then slow down to the rate of a lower-rated charger.
And the same for the wireless charging too I would assume? That is to say the 10w wireless charger will be (somewhat) faster than the 7.5w?
Yes, but not much faster. You probably won’t notice the difference. Wireless charging is for convenience, not speed.
Should I only use 7.5 watt wireless charger for iPhone 11? Is 10 watt ok?
