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1, when the iPhone is connected to the USB port of the computer. At this time, open Ace Assistant, you can view the charging status in the upper right corner of the \"Device Information\" interface, and click \"Battery Details\" in the \"Battery life\" item to view the current charging method.
Some models of computers are equipped with Type-C, Thunder 3 ports and support fast charging (such as the latest MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, etc.), when the \"fast charging\" is displayed, indicating that the current device has enabled fast charging:
If the USB port of the connected computer does not support fast charge, \"Charging on the computer\" will be displayed, indicating that fast charge is not enabled on the current device:
2, when the iPhone uses an adapter to charge. In this case, you need to connect the iPhone to Ace Assistant over WiFi before you can check the charging status. How to Connect Click here to see how to connect your iPhone to Ace Assistant over WiFi.
If a non-fast charge adapter is used, \"Charging on the wire\" will be displayed, indicating that fast charge is not enabled on the current device:
If the adapter supports fast charge and the connected model is iPhone 8 or later, the display \"Fast charge\" indicates that fast charge is enabled on the current device:
The iphone has a fast charge icon, which will display a lightning icon on the green battery. When the charger power is greater than 5W, it will be displayed. When the charger power is less than 5W, the green battery icon will be displayed intelligently, which means that there is no lightning mark.
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However, increasing the voltage will increase the heat generated during the charging process, and accelerate the aging of the battery may also bring some hidden dangers, so the actual use effect is not good. Raising the current is much safer.