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What exactly is the point of this thing?? It says it delivers faster wireless charging… it’s actually very slow charging much slower than my regular charger and it’s not even wireless. It still has to be connected to a wall outlet. I’m very disappointed with Apple for this. I wasted my money and can’t even return or exchange it because I didn’t even open it until after 14 days. HUGE FAIL APPLE.
iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 14
That is the same set I have and it charges very rapidly so perhaps something is wrong with your phone, MagSafe, or power adapter. Do keep in mind depending on your battery settings when reach 80% it may stop charging until about one to two hours until you use your iPhone. Also even if you don't have this feature on it does slow to a trickle charge at 80%.
It is called wireless because you don't have to plug/unplug a charging cord into the Lightning connector. All Qi chargers, which preceded MagSafe work the same way. I have a Mophie 3 way wireless charger in my bedroom and a wireless charger in my care. The MagSafe with the 20w is the fastest of the three.
That is the same set I have and it charges very rapidly so perhaps something is wrong with your phone, MagSafe, or power adapter. Do keep in mind depending on your battery settings when reach 80% it may stop charging until about one to two hours until you use your iPhone. Also even if you don't have this feature on it does slow to a trickle charge at 80%.
It is called wireless because you don't have to plug/unplug a charging cord into the Lightning connector. All Qi chargers, which preceded MagSafe work the same way. I have a Mophie 3 way wireless charger in my bedroom and a wireless charger in my care. The MagSafe with the 20w is the fastest of the three.
Apple’s MagSafe charger needs to be paired w/ a 20W power supply to provide the designed benefits.
There is no such thing as a complete wireless charger, even Qi chargers have to be plugged into a mains. What power adapter are you using with it?
Lol so why is it called ‘wireless’ then? I’m using the latest one from the Apple store for 12 pro it’s a USB c or something I bought it since the phone didn’t come w a charger
20 W USB C power adapter
MagSafe Charger.
