You are likely to have used more than one Loader for your iPhoneand you have realized that it is not the same to load it with one than with another, since that of your friend who left you one day, was supervid, while yours takes a long time, or vice versa.
We all know that it is so, and that some are better than others, but what is the Time difference real among all? Today we are not only going to see this data, but others that indicate that a charger is good, or not, since this reference must be taken into account.
How long does it take to load an iPhone according to charger
The first thing to comment is that depending on the iPhone model, it will have a greater or lesser capacity, so it will take more or less to load. In addition, the maximum power admitted also depends on the version, however, despite all this, we will give an example of an iPhone 13 as a reference, being quite visual to verify what we want to say today.
| Charger power | Type of charger | Estimated load time (0-100%) |
|---|---|---|
| 5W | Old standard charger (USB-A) | 3h 00min – 3h 30min |
| 12W | IPad charger (USB-A) | 2h 00min – 2h 15min |
| 15W (MAGSAFE) | Magsafe wireless load | 1h 50min – 2h 10min |
| 18W | USB-C charger | 1h 45min – 2h 00min |
| 20W | Official Apple Usb-C charger | 1h 30min – 1h 45min |
| 30W | Powerful USB-C charger | 1h 20min – 1h 30min |
| 45W+ | MacBook charger or similar | 1h 10min approx. (limited by the iPhone) |
As we can see, to use the standard loader that came with these devices, and that is 5W, to a fast-type-C fast charge of those we can buy in any store, there is a very large difference, and we will go from being 3 hours to see it 100%, only 1 hour and little.
In addition, as we said, there are other data to take into account. And is that a poor quality or little power chargerit will heat much more, although it does not have energy for it, due, above all, while we have to have it plugged in for the same percentage of load.
This, over time, can affect both the iPhone battery and the charger itself. When a charger is slow or poor quality, it is usually heated more than the account because it needs to be plugged in much longer to do the same job. That is not only uncomfortable, but it can also reduce the life of the battery and the charger itself.
In addition, it is important to look at the charger has the certification MFI (Made for iPhone). This means that the necessary controls have passed to work properly with Apple devices. It is not just a beautiful seal, an unbelievable charger can cause errors, irregular loads or even damage the mobile over time. So, although the corner charger costs half, it may not be a good long -term idea.
It should also be mentioned that not everything depends on the charger: the cable you use influences much more than it seems. If you connect a good charger with an old cable, in poor or not original condition, you will probably not get the load speed you expect. Ideally, use USB-C cables to official or certified lightning, especially if you seek to take advantage of fast charge.
And now that you know how it influences, I hope you choose a quality head and cable and put them into practice.
