What chargers does everyone use or recommend that has least impacted their battery health. I use my phone a lot 13 pro max but have come across threads where people have battery issues and their health has dropped significantly within the first year
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iPhone 13 Pro Max
The external power adapter is NOT a charger. It simply converts household power to USB power at whatever maximum amps the adapter supports.
iPhone, iPad and Mac machines all themselves control their own battery charging. The external power adapter merely determines whether they can charge at fast charge or not as the power adapter determines the maximum current (and hence maximum wattage at industry standard USB 5 volt) the power adapter can supply.
So as long as the power adapter supplies industry standard USB 5V and the minimum amperage for the device it really does not matter whatever brick you have plugged into the wall outlet in terms of quality of charge (whatever that even means, if anything).
The only question is if the amperage of the brick can provide sufficient total power for fast charging or not.
The external power adapter is NOT a charger. It simply converts household power to USB power at whatever maximum amps the adapter supports.
iPhone, iPad and Mac machines all themselves control their own battery charging. The external power adapter merely determines whether they can charge at fast charge or not as the power adapter determines the maximum current (and hence maximum wattage at industry standard USB 5 volt) the power adapter can supply.
So as long as the power adapter supplies industry standard USB 5V and the minimum amperage for the device it really does not matter whatever brick you have plugged into the wall outlet in terms of quality of charge (whatever that even means, if anything).
The only question is if the amperage of the brick can provide sufficient total power for fast charging or not.
This is the one to use.
Use whatever you want as long as it's decent quality. Some still use old 5W cubs, while others have repurposed Mac USB-C power adapters. There's no one answer, and it depends on your needs. I certainly wouldn't worry about using any Apple power adapter in terms of how it will affect battery longevity.
I have been trying to research about MagSafe. I currently use a mophie wireless charger but have noticed that my phone does get warm when charging lately. I’ve had it for a few years.
Newer iPhones using USB-C Power Delivery charge at more than just 5V. I’m pretty sure that at least 9V is required for Apple’s “Fast Charging”.
What chargers have the least impact on iPhone battery health?
