two requirements
1 If your phone is an iPhone 8 or newer phone, you can use the adapter that supports the PD protocol and the official USB-C to Lightning cable (there is no third-party brand for this cable) to achieve fast charging.
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If you have an iPhone 7 Plus or older, you can use the iPad's 12W charger for relatively fast charging.
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2 There are many adapters that support fast charge, and the fast charge adapter used by Android phones may not be applicable, and the judging standard is whether it supports the PD protocol.
In addition to the 30W, 61W, 87W power adapters used by Apple's official website notebooks, you can also consider using Xiaomi's 45W USB-C power adapter, or anker's PowerPort Speed PD 30.
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After all, there are many factors affecting battery loss, and the direct answer to whether there is any impact is a case in point, and the reference value is not high.
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If it were me, I would follow the advice on the website.
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In the end, no matter what others say, you have to use your own judgment.
Yes, Android fast charger is basically more than 5v2A charger, the charger supported by iPad is more than 2A, but it requires iPad identification, not all Android accessories Apple identification
Yes, Android fast charger is basically more than 5v2A charger, the charger supported by iPad is more than 2A, but it requires iPad identification, not all Android accessories Apple identification