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iPad mini Fast charge iPad Mini 5?
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First off, assuming you didn't buy the 5w because you mention USB C - it's either an 18w or 20w (most likely) USB C adapter. And I'm also assuming you bought USB C to Lightning cables because both of your devices are lightning.
So to answer your question - yes, a 20w USB C Apple charger will definitely rapid charge your iPhone 12 and iPad mini 5.
So to answer your question - yes, a 20w USB C Apple charger will definitely rapid charge your iPhone 12 and iPad mini 5.
The iPhone 12 should have shipped with USB-C to Lightning cable already. I know my brother's iPhone 12 came with it.
It looks like iPad mini 5 supports up to ~20W fast charge albeit that's just barely faster than 18W. Any current Apple-branded USB PD charger and even the older 18W should be able to fast charge both.
If I were buying though, I'd get minimum 30W. Doesn't cost that much more than 18/20W and it'll charge other devices such as bigger iPads and laptops as well.
It looks like iPad mini 5 supports up to ~20W fast charge albeit that's just barely faster than 18W. Any current Apple-branded USB PD charger and even the older 18W should be able to fast charge both.
If I were buying though, I'd get minimum 30W. Doesn't cost that much more than 18/20W and it'll charge other devices such as bigger iPads and laptops as well.
Which USB PD fast charger is needed? iPad Air3/Mini 5 charging test
On the 2019 Apple special event in March, there was no hardware product released. But before the event, Apple quietly put two new iPads on the official website, namely iPad mini 5 and iPad Air 3. Both the iPad mini 5 and the iPad Air 3 use the powerful Apple A12 processor. In addition to the...
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The iPhone 12 should have shipped with USB-C to Lightning cable already. I know my brother's iPhone 12 came with it.
It looks like iPad mini 5 supports up to ~20W fast charge albeit that's just barely faster than 18W. Any current Apple-branded USB PD charger and even the older 18W should be able to fast charge both.
If I were buying though, I'd get minimum 30W. Doesn't cost that much more than 18/20W and it'll charge other devices such as bigger iPads and laptops as well.
Which USB PD fast charger is needed? iPad Air3/Mini 5 charging test
On the 2019 Apple special event in March, there was no hardware product released. But before the event, Apple quietly put two new iPads on the official website, namely iPad mini 5 and iPad Air 3. Both the iPad mini 5 and the iPad Air 3 use the powerful Apple A12 processor. In addition to the...www.inviolabs.com
The thing is from what I remember.. when I used to see the compatibility for the 18W charger at the Apple online store no iPads were mentioned but all iPads which support fast charging are included 20W and above
Not really. The 2015 iPad Pro supported fast charging but only came with 10/12W charger and USB-A to Lightning cable. Sames goes for 2017 iPad Pros. There were several posts here complaining about that.
yeah apples way of “fast charging” for iPads is odd and weird. It’s not simple like how they make it with iPhones (no 50% charging in 30 minutes)
Not weird. Just slower than iPhone due to the massive batteries. Fast charging's still a major improvement over the 4+ hour charging times with 10/12W.
The complaints were mostly because Apple didn't include USB-C charger and cables with the 2015 and 2017 iPad Pros despite the devices supported them.