Whats the max charging speed for XS max

I found a very fast adapter that can charge 67w and im asking for what charger to buy because i dont want to buy a charger thats too fast and heat up

iPhone XS Max, iOS 18

Posted on Oct 14, 2024 6:56 AM

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Oct 14, 2024 7:02 AM in response to tuguldur118

You cannot overcharge an iPhone. You also cannot charger it too fast.

It will charge at the speed if will charge at. The charger's wattage, as long as its a good quality charger does not matter.

Charging will produce heat no matter what.

The phone is designed to not let itself overheat while charging.

There should be no issue using a 67 watt charger.

click here ➜ Fast charge your iPhone - Apple Support

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