Norwegian_Imposter macrumors regular Original poster Dec 8, 2017 #1 Do I need to use a usb type c cable or what? I am confused by the fast charging :/
Apple_Robert Contributor Dec 8, 2017 #2 You need a 29w Apple charger and Apple approved USB-C cord, or an iPad charger and USB-C cord will work.
You need a 29w Apple charger and Apple approved USB-C cord, or an iPad charger and USB-C cord will work.
Norwegian_Imposter macrumors regular Original poster Dec 8, 2017 #3 BasicGreatGuy said: You need a 29w Apple charger and Apple approved USB-C cord, or an iPad charger and USB-C cord will work. Click to expand... So if I got a usb c to lighting cable from apple. Could I use the MacBook Pro charger?
BasicGreatGuy said: You need a 29w Apple charger and Apple approved USB-C cord, or an iPad charger and USB-C cord will work. Click to expand... So if I got a usb c to lighting cable from apple. Could I use the MacBook Pro charger?
Apple_Robert Contributor Dec 8, 2017 #4 Norwegian_Imposter said: So if I got a usb c to lighting cable from apple. Could I use the MacBook Pro charger? Click to expand... That will also work.
Norwegian_Imposter said: So if I got a usb c to lighting cable from apple. Could I use the MacBook Pro charger? Click to expand... That will also work.
Norwegian_Imposter macrumors regular Original poster Dec 8, 2017 #5 BasicGreatGuy said: That will also work. Click to expand... it won't like blow up my phone?
Apple_Robert Contributor Dec 8, 2017 #6 Norwegian_Imposter said: it won't like blow up my phone? Click to expand... No, it won't. Apple designed the phone to regulate the amount of charge it takes at one time.
Norwegian_Imposter said: it won't like blow up my phone? Click to expand... No, it won't. Apple designed the phone to regulate the amount of charge it takes at one time.
Apple_Robert Contributor Dec 8, 2017 #8 Contra1971 said: So I guess this doesn’t work wirelessly then? Click to expand... Wireless charging is limited to 7.5w at this time. And it appears that said amount may be limited to Mophie or Belkin chargers from the Apple store. We don't know what the upcoming Apple charger (2018) will do.
Contra1971 said: So I guess this doesn’t work wirelessly then? Click to expand... Wireless charging is limited to 7.5w at this time. And it appears that said amount may be limited to Mophie or Belkin chargers from the Apple store. We don't know what the upcoming Apple charger (2018) will do.
Norwegian_Imposter macrumors regular Original poster Dec 8, 2017 #9 BasicGreatGuy said: No, it won't. Apple designed the phone to regulate the amount of charge it takes at one time. Click to expand... Ah that’s a worry since Samsung :/
BasicGreatGuy said: No, it won't. Apple designed the phone to regulate the amount of charge it takes at one time. Click to expand... Ah that’s a worry since Samsung :/