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Does using a fast charger always, (12w/18w/20w) damage the battery of my iPhone?
iPhone 12 mini
No. You can use any power, even 100W Mac charger.
No. You can use any power, even 100W Mac charger.
Absolutely.
Optimized charging:
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT210512
When to charge battery – User Tip by Lawrence Finch https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-9732
Thank you for the reply.
I have heard some experts saying that , it overheats the phone and should only be used when its an emergency.
Iphones regulate their own charge current.
Yes faster charging (12W upwards) will run warm but that is just physics.
By the way whatever charge brick or method you use, charge it all night every night to calibrate optimised charging.
Charge is all night , are you sure ?
Fast Charging
