Depends on the quality of the power supply used.
If you use a higher quality power supply, such as the Apple original, the wired charge is better (at the same power). Because there is less circuit in the machine passing by the wired charge, the heat is small. However, if it is a wireless fast charging stage, compared with wired charging, the two are close, because they are both running the upper limit of temperature. If the quality of the power supply used is general, wireless charging is better. Because the wireless charging will have more than one Apple built-in circuit, the received electrical energy filter pulls flat, stable voltage.
Both good and supportive. The iPhone 15 Pro's wired charging supports up to 35W of power, up from 27W in the previous iPhone 14 Pro. This means you can fully charge your iPhone 15 Pro in less time and enjoy longer battery life. The iPhone 15 Pro has a battery capacity of about 3,274mah, which is also an increase from the 3,200mah of the previous iPhone 14 Pro.