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Can I use 29W charger to charge iPhone?
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No the 60W and 75W power adapters will not charge the phone faster. The phone won't recognize these and will default to a lower draw than the 29W adapter.
The 29W power adapter with the lightning to USB-C cable are the best (fastest) you can use.
The 29W power adapter with the lightning to USB-C cable are the best (fastest) you can use.
You could use a 1.21 Gigawatt charger if you like. It will still only draw X amps @ 5V
Yes, but that charger might end up teleporting your iphone back to the future
Says user "Applejuiced."
The power adapters are NOT a charger. They are a transformer and rectifier. Turn higher voltage AC into low voltage D.C. Current. The charger is inside the phone itself.Yes, but that charger might end up teleporting your iphone back to the future
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Yes, but that charger might end up teleporting your iphone back to the future
Only if you have it hooked up to Car Play at 88 mph . . . . .
but if you do that, you won't be here anymore, you will be sometime else
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