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I bought a 20 watt charger for my iPhone 11. Is it safe to use a 20 watt charger? Will it damage my battery? I’m really worried about that. Please someone explain. Thank you.
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sadman183 wrote:
Yes it’s an Apple original charger.
However, I’m worried because apple recommends 5 watt charger for iPhone 11.
No worries, I do it all the time and have never had an issue. The internals of the iPhone will prevent any "overcharge".
Yes it is safe assuming it is an Apple charger and it will not damage your battery. There are other Apple certified chargers as well. This article may help:
As elcpu stated, any apple charger - up to their largest for a MBP … will work well ans safely w/ you iPhone 11
Your new 20W charger … paired w/ a USB-C to Lightning cable … will allow the phone to “fast charge” as-described in the link posted.
So, the 20w charger will not damage my battery nor phone right?
However, when I charge my phone with 5 watt charger the phone temperature keeps completely cool but when I use 20 watt charger the phone gets slightly hot. Is it normal?
Yes it’s an Apple original charger.
However, I’m worried because apple recommends 5 watt charger for iPhone 11.
Yes … that’s perfectly normal.
Can I use a 20 watt charger for my iPhone 11?
