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al404

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Apr 24, 2011
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Apple charger outputs power at 1A but I'm not sure how much is required for fast charging.

What happen if I get a power bank that outputs at 2A and fast charge is at 3A?
does it charge faster that the standard iPhone X charger or get slow down to 1A?
 
I guess that it act as iPad Charger but no fast charge since it is only work with Lightning to USB-C cable and USB-C with PD technology.
 
Apple charger outputs power at 1A but I'm not sure how much is required for fast charging.

What happen if I get a power bank that outputs at 2A and fast charge is at 3A?
does it charge faster that the standard iPhone X charger or get slow down to 1A?
For fast charge you need a USB C to lightning cable and a USB C charger/powerbank that complies with the USB PD standard.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208137

For everything else, i.e using normal USB to Lightning cable will charge around 2A provided that the power bank can deliver this amount.
 
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