Power adapter confusion!
So, what power adapter can I use for the new Apple Watch? 20W USB-C? 10-5W?
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So, what power adapter can I use for the new Apple Watch? 20W USB-C? 10-5W?
yes and a bit no,
devices are made to charge by a maximum current so there is a max limit of how high a current it will draw no matter how much watt the charger is able to provide
watt = Volt (in this case 5) * amps drawn
so if the watch and cable was made to draw a max of 1amp then
a 5watt would be enough, in which case getting a 20watt will not make it faster,
but if it was made to draw a max of 2amps then it would charge slow with a 5wattt charger
yes and a bit no,
devices are made to charge by a maximum current so there is a max limit of how high a current it will draw no matter how much watt the charger is able to provide
watt = Volt (in this case 5) * amps drawn
so if the watch and cable was made to draw a max of 1amp then
a 5watt would be enough, in which case getting a 20watt will not make it faster,
but if it was made to draw a max of 2amps then it would charge slow with a 5wattt charger
all the ac chargers work as long as the connector of the cable fits
Thanks Rudegar. I assume the only difference then would be charging time right?
Power adapter confusion!