Apple USB-C Power Adapter
18 W, 1 portion
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You can do it, it won't really make a difference.
In short - you can use it with iPhone 11 and it will draw a bit more power when charging over cable (it can draw 22-23W max), but I doubt you will see any big difference in charging time when compared to the 18W charger (maybe a few min). When charging wirelessly - you will see no difference - iPhone 11 can charge max with 7.5W and does not support the new MagSafe protocol (which is 15W anyway).
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So the battery will not be damaged if I use this charger for the iPhone 15 pro Max?
The cable must be purchased separately. Attention: Depending on the end device, it can be USB-C to USB-C or Lightning (Apple only, e.g. iPhones).
Yes, it works perfectly with older iphones, ipads with lightning connectivity and without fast charging. I tested it on an iPhone 7 Plus, an iPad Air and an iPhone X.
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Yes, of course you can.
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The interface is the same across the whole range of a model: 11 or 11 pro is the same. No worries about the power level either.
You definitely can. The iPhone 13 supports the 20W. Anything lower takes much longer to charge. So it's not harmful in this case ;)
In my home country, the UK, there have been several fires resulting in partial or total destruction of houses, and in other cases severe electric shocks from cheap power supplies. I would rather buy the official product from a reputable supplier, rather than save money in the short term and end up with costly problems in the long term. Same with cables, I prefer to buy decent cables rather than cheap ones that break, short out etc.
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Yes, this adapter is suitable.
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Ja (iPhone SE 2020)
Gemäss diesem Artikel https://www.phonearena.com/news... sind die beiden Adapter praktisch gleichauf (101 vs. 102 Min. Ladedauer).
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With this Apple power adapter, it is possible to insert a normal plug or an adapter that does not protrude beyond the normal 3-pin plug dimensions into the CH 3-way socket. The original power adapter for an iPad just barely works. I don't know of any other solution with this power (20W).
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And why can't you use any other USB-C power supply, does it have to be one from Apple?
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Yes, this charger (18 W) is compatible with the iPhone 12 Pro. But I recommend the following product for the new iPhone 12 Pro:
Apple Power Adapter (20W)
The power supply (20 W) recommended by me is the successor of the power supply in your request (18 W) The new power supply (20 W) supports fast charging (up to 50% in 30 min.).
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The Apple Watch does not have a Lightning connector. I also believe that the charging cable for the Apple Watch is not available in USB-C.
Yes, this power adaptor can power a MagSafe charging puck for the iPhone. You simply plug the puck’s USB-C cable straight into the adaptor.
digitec
3 weeks ago
Yes, the power adapter is generally suitable for the HomePod mini. The HomePod mini requires a 20W USB-C power adapter with 9V / 2.22A; this is exactly the power output specified for the compatible Apple power adapter. However, there is a note that the HomePod mini does not always run reliably with certain power adapters, even if they are 20W, if the required USB-C PD profile is not supported.
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Is this 35 W USB charger powerful enough for my iPad Pro? Or should I go for a higher-wattage model?
digitec
2 months ago
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Yes, this 35 W USB-C charger is sufficient to charge your iPad Pro, and you don’t need a higher power output. Apple even recommends this 35 W adapter for the iPad Pro to ensure optimal charging performance.
You can use it to charge a single iPad Pro at the full 35 W, but if you connect two devices at the same time, the power is split (around 17.5 W per device). iPad Pro models sold with 18 W or 20 W adaptors will charge quickly with this 35 W charger, as it exceeds their original requirements. Make sure you use a USB-C to USB-C cable for the connection.
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Yes, the Apple 20 W USB-C adapter may get noticeably warm whilst charging; this is entirely normal due to its design.
The article 55620764 is the older version, but technically there are no differences.
We work with various suppliers so that we can offer a wide range of products. The price is determined by the purchasing conditions set by the supplier, which can lead to differences. We also work with daily prices.
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If you google the manufacturer number (MD3J4ZM/A), you end up on the Swiss Apple page for this one and on the German Apple page for 45391478 (MUVV3ZM/A). Once there, however, both have the same article number (visible in the URL). Typical Galaxus :)
digitec
8 months ago
Yes, with one device connected you have the full 35 W power available. With two devices the total 35 W power is divided between the two according to their needs, automatically adjusted by the adapter. For best performance use a high quality USB-C cable, such as the original Apple cables, sold separately.
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1 year ago
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Apple's 35W USB-C charger is compatible with the MagSafe charger, as it can power the MagSafe charging cable via its USB-C port. To use a MagSafe charger with an iPhone, you need to connect the MagSafe cable to a USB-C mains adapter of at least 20 W, which this 35 W charger does perfectly.
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1 year ago
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Yes, this 35W USB charger with two USB-C ports can charge an iPhone 17 and an iPhone 17 Pro simultaneously. It's a fast charger compatible with recent iPhone models that require a minimum of 20W for fast charging, so it can power two devices at the same time via its two USB-C ports.
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There is no technical difference between the two part numbers mentioned. Both refer to the same Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter. The different numbers are merely the result of different retailer designations or internal stock labelling.
You can basically use any of them. It can't be charged with an enormously high energy current. Take a slim one, e.g. article number 45391478
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digitec
1 year ago
Yes, this product is an original Apple brand item. It is identified by the manufacturer product ID «MW2K3ZM/A» and is designed to charge Apple devices such as iPhones, iPads, and MacBook Air models.
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