MFi vs. Non-MFi accesories
Question:
Is it SAFE to use a Non-MFi car charger as long as my cable connector is MFi certified? Will it damage my iPhone/Battery?
Hoping for a good answer.
iPhone 15 Pro Max
Question:
Is it SAFE to use a Non-MFi car charger as long as my cable connector is MFi certified? Will it damage my iPhone/Battery?
Hoping for a good answer.
iPhone 15 Pro Max
sure,
as long as it's no higher than 5volts and the connector fits and it's minimum 5 watt then it can't harm your device
but these are international forums and some nations does not enforce regulations in terms of quality and safety of electronic equipment very much, MFi is a std. where apple verify the quality with their stamp, in my country I would trust that the CE mark would provide equally insurance of cables and ac chargers not being of a quality which could cause a hazard.
Hi. Thanks for answering.
Do you think there's a need for me to buy a MFi certified car charger too? Or am I good to go as long as my cables are MFi certified? I am really confused about this because I can't find a car charger brand with USB-C Port/s that MFi certified.
depend on the laws of your country and consumer protection really
where I live (europe) I would trust any cable and AC charger sold legally in the country
devices which were not quality and could harm devices would not be legal to sell in shops
(I used several supermarket cables and interchange between 230volt AC chargers from various manufacturers and from other devices, my ipad pro mostly charge from my oculus quest 2 (vr glasses) ac charger and cable)
but from what I can understand this does not hold true in all countries in the world
MFi vs. Non-MFi accesories