Apple's wireless charging speed is slightly slower than wired charging speed, but wireless charging speed is also improving. In 2017, Apple launched the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X, which support wireless charging with the Qi standard and a maximum output power of 7.5W. The iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR, introduced in 2018, support faster wireless charging speeds with a maximum output of 10W.
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It should be noted that the speed of wireless charging is also affected by the power and charging distance of the wireless charger. If you use a lower power wireless charger or charge a long distance, the charging speed may be slower. Therefore, if you want to charge quickly, it is recommended to use a wireless charger with higher power and place the phone in the center of the charger for the best charging effect.
Wireless charging on iphones is relatively slow. Although the Apple phone supports the Qi wireless charging standard, its maximum power is only 7.5 watts, compared to 15 watts or more for some Android phones, and the charging speed is slow. In addition, there are some efficiency losses in wireless charging of Apple mobile phones, resulting in charging effects that are not as stable as wired charging. Therefore, if you need fast charging, it is recommended to use wired charging method.