Hello
I have an iPhone SE and want to buy a power bank. On the iPhone's charger it says that it works with 5 Volts and 1 Amper. Is it ok to connect the iPhone to a power bank which has a 2 Amper output? I tried it once and it just charged the phone quickly. Does it damage the phone battery if I use it a lot?
Thank you
Hi
When buying electronic accessories for your iPhone, ensure that they are either genuine Apple products or that they have been certified as Made for iPhone under the MFi program. Certified items come with the "Made for iPhone" logo on them and/or on their packaging.
Genuine Apple Lightning to USB cables have certain text and a serial number printed on them.
Using uncertified or counterfeit accessories may damage your iPhone and/or adversely affect operation. Apple's warranty does not cover damage caused by use with a third party product that does not meet Apple's specifications.
Using counterfeit or uncertified third-party cables, for example, can cause issues including:
More information:
About iPhone, iPad, and iPod accessories - Apple Support
Identify counterfeit or uncertified Lightning connector accessories - Apple Support
It will be fine. The iPhone will limit the charging current to prevent damage to the phone.
I charge my iPhone with my iPad 2.3 amp wall charger just fine. I even use the same charger for my little 7G iPod Nano
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