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I have a battery charger with the specs of the Apple 20W: output 5v, 3a 9v, 2a.
I was wondering if I can be used to charge my iPad air2 because in the Compatibility list this device is not mentioned.
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MHJA3AM/A/20w-usb-c-power-adapter
Yes, the Power Adapter is fully compatible with your iPad. The Power Adapter will default to 2.4A @5V (12W) operation.
You may need to use an alternative USB-C to Lightning cable:
USB-C to Lightning Cable (1m)
Yes, the Power Adapter is fully compatible with your iPad. The Power Adapter will default to 2.4A @5V (12W) operation.
You may need to use an alternative USB-C to Lightning cable:
USB-C to Lightning Cable (1m)
As illustrated in your photograph, the Power Adapter can capable of 3.0A @5V (i.e., 15W output at 20V). Your iPad Air 2 has a maximum charging rate of 2.4A @5V.
The illustrated Power Adapter meets the power requirements your iPad. The iPad will only draw the power that it requires - and no more.
Just to be sure I want to use this charger with the cable that you showed. And I supposed that also be used for the Airpods Pro
No, just on iPad Air 3rd or 4th generation.
Regards
Giulio
Why?
the voltage is 5v.
do you know?
Great, then I will use it.
Also for the Airpods Pro is compatible?
Thank you for your support.
iPad Air 2 Charger
