iPad mini iPad mini 5 charger

[dreadnal]

Did anyone else got a 10W charger with the new mini? A watched a few videos and I only saw 12W ones.

 

[Wokis]

European here. Got a 10W.

 

[AutomaticApple]

Did anyone else got a 10W charger with the new mini? A watched a few videos and I only saw 12W ones.

I think America gets a 12W charger.

 

[RevTEG]

With the 10/12w charging bricks coming with the new mini’s. Does this mean the new mini doesn’t support fast charging?

 

[Donhillla]

Apple.com says it is compatible with the 30w adapter. Not 100% sure that means it utilizes fast charge. You will need to purchase a usb c to lightning cable.


Compatibility
iPhone Models
iPhone XS
iPhone XS Max
iPhone XR
iPhone X
iPhone 8
iPhone 8 Plus

iPad Models
iPad Air (3rd Generation)
iPad mini (5th Generation)
iPad Pro 11-inch
iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd Generation)
iPad Pro 10.5-inch
iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd Generation)
iPad Pro 12.9-inch (1st Generation)

Mac Models
12-inch MacBook
13-inch MacBook Air with

 

[*~Kim~*]

I also got a 10W charger with my Mini 5 in the UK. Wonder if it’s some kind of European rule while America gets the 12W.

 

[Josieb1]

Did anyone else got a 10W charger with the new mini? A watched a few videos and I only saw 12W ones.

Yes. I’m in the UK

 

[pshufd]

US here: I assumed that I got a 10 Watt charger but I just realized that the 10 Watt looks the same as the 12 Watt. I didn't check the label. I gave the charger to my wife for her iPhone. I have a 60-Watt charger in the office (6 ports and 12 Watts Max per port), a 40-Watt charger in my home office (5 ports and 10 Watts Max per port), and a 10-Watt charger on the night stand. 10 or 12 Watts gets the job done.

I'm using the iPhone 7+ and the iPad Mini 5 and so one, the other or both are always on the charger. So there's always a device that is fully or almost fully charged.

 

[haruhiko]

Hong Kong, British plug, 10W.

 

[bobval]

Apple.com says it is compatible with the 30w adapter. Not 100% sure that means it utilizes fast charge. You will need to purchase a usb c to lightning cable.

Yes, he supports it. Today I checked with 30 watts from the Apple - 66% in 60 minutes .
With standard 12 watts from the Apple - 42% in 60 minutes. ( Charged with "airplane mode" ON.)

 

[scotsmandc]

Yes, he supports it. Today I checked with 30 watts from the Apple - 66% in 60 minutes .
With standard 12 watts from the Apple - 42% in 60 minutes. ( Charged with "airplane mode" ON.)

are you using usbc to lightening?

 

[bobval]

of course
(30W for macbook , USB-C only
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/...er?fnode=8b&fs=f=12inchmacbook&fh=4595%2B44c7)

 

[pshufd]

Good to know that the Mini can be charged faster.

 

[scotsmandc]

of course
(30W for macbook , USB-C only
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MR2A2LL/A/30w-usb-c-power-adapter?fnode=8b&fs=f=12inchmacbook&fh=4595%2B44c7)

i need the cable. cable so damn expensive for what it is.

 

[bobval]

Good to know that the Mini can be charged faster.

Yes, but I did not understand why when charging from Xiaomi Mi Power Bank 2S, the result was the same as from 12 Watt Apple. Xiaomi Mi Power Bank Compatible with 5V / 2A, 9V / 2A, and 12V / 1.5A charging.It is important to me, I use it when traveling.
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i need the cable. cable so damn expensive for what it is.

I agree .. fortunately, I did not buy it separately.

 

[simonsi]

New Zealand - 10W charger supplied