Mixed up my ichargers...which is which?

[SteveKnobs]

Hey guys. I mixed up my iPhone and iPad chargers when I was moving. Does the ipad use the "larger" connector or the smaller one?

 

[Flashmanburgess]

The iPad charger is about 2 x 2 inches, with rounded edges. The iPhone charger is the small block about 1x1 inch.

 

[SteveKnobs]

Perfect- that was easy. Thanks dude

 

[tirk]

Possibly a silly question, but does it matter (beyond issues such as selling/returning them??)

 

[chembox]

Possibly a silly question, but does it matter (beyond issues such as selling/returning them??)

They're different voltages, but I don't think charging an iPhone with an iPad connector will harm the iPhone, itself.

 

[Tom G.]

No it doesn't really matter except it will take noticeably longer to charge your iPad with your iPhone charger. It can, however, be safely done, I've done it.

 

[terraphantm]

They're different voltages, but I don't think charging an iPhone with an iPad connector will harm the iPhone, itself.

They're the same voltage (5V), but each supply a different current. The iPhone charger supplies 1A, while the iPad charger supplies 2A. The iPad charges very slowly w/ the iphone charger. If the voltages were actually different, there probably would be damage by using the wrong charger.

 

[chembox]

They're the same voltage (5V), but each supply a different current. The iPhone charger supplies 1A, while the iPad charger supplies 2A. The iPad charges very slowly w/ the iphone charger. If the voltages were actually different, there probably would be damage by using the wrong charger.

Pardon my ignorance. Thanks for correcting me, haha.

 

[tirk]

They're the same voltage (5V), but each supply a different current. The iPhone charger supplies 1A, while the iPad charger supplies 2A. The iPad charges very slowly w/ the iphone charger. If the voltages were actually different, there probably would be damage by using the wrong charger.

Ah, thanks!