I have it too and 2 of us have already said it works just fine for us....Oh god, I have that Anker battery. This sort of sucks. I don’t mind buying another one (actually yes I do), but I’m concerned about those times when I’m out and about and desperately need a charge. Now I can’t just use any power bank.
In my experience (without an iPhone 15) these types of Anker power strips tend to provide inconsistent power through the USB ports. My Apple Watch would randomly stop charging in the middle of the night when plugged directly into the USB ports, and I tried to plug a clock into the USB-A and it would lose power and reset every time a device plugged directly into the USB ports was taken on or off chargeI wonder if this effects some chargers, too. I have an Anker 525 (the thing that is a small power strip with 3 AC plugs on the back and 2 usba 2 usbc on the front) and my 15pro would keep chiming through the night when plugged into it via usbc, as if it kept disconnecting and reconnecting. I had to switch to something else. The phone hasn't had issues with any other charger.
EU: “You must switch to USB-C”
Apple: “Ok”
I ordered the 15 Pro Max but I might cancel it, if more problems arise.
That isn't very user-friendly.
Nice one, Tim
would be hilarious if someone thought they are charging the phone, but turns out the phone is charging the powerbank.
That's likely all that was tested.The Apple iBattery Case is the only supported option here.
Very true… that’s a scenario I would face sometimes.I want this feature in general for all devices.
Sometimes I daisy-chain from wall wart to my MacBook Air to my iPad Pro. If the power goes out (such as if the wall wart gets knocked off the wall), the MacBook will continue to sacrifice its battery to the iPad. If anything I’d want it to be the other way around.
Sure, go ahead and have some sort of “smart” default.
But then give me an option, on each device, for each port, to specify if I want it to draw power and / or supply power — and, for that matter, whether I want it to communicate data. Ideally, with some thresholds — such as, only supply power to such-and-such a device, and only if there’s at least 70% battery left. And when to do pass-through, etc.
It’s a guarantee that no algorithm is going to know what I actually want to do.
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This is why I always buy the previous model at a nice discount some time after launch day. I’m very happy with my new 14 Pro.This is just one of the reasons I no longer buy a iPhone on launch day. I wait and see what issues come up. Sad to hear this but hope it gets a fix.
Pal you can always use a usb-c to usb- a charger , or use a good cable from ankerThis is why I always buy the previous model at a nice discount some time after launch day. I’m very happy with my new 14 Pro.
Nice to know but dont use 100w port use the 65w one that is smarter for iphones , you can use the 100w for charger like what i do i use it as ups, this is ip14 pro max i use it onView attachment 2284205View attachment 2284206The Anker 737 works fine.
No it is user error , look usb-c is 2 way technology, if one use it wrong then it act wrong, because it have to switch same as a switch on your wall for your light, if both devices want to for example want to give power you have to trigger a digital switch, like i explained earlyer, and i have a feeling ip15 acts the aame because apple is new to usb-c witch is backwards compatible to power usb-c devices, and that is normal, like my one plus 8t it dont charge faster than 10w because it don't comunicate with my 737, while it is a 65w phone my one plus ace is 140w it also dont comunicate,So you buy a power bank to charge your iPhone and you end up charging the power bank with your iPhone?
It is clearly a software issue and Apple is again showing us how many idiots are working in the software department nowadays.
You can simply use the usb-a port with a older usb-a to usb-c cable im sure you have one lying arround, iphones don't reach 30w anyway so don't fuzz on the usb-c pd port, that is just wierd trying to charge your phone fast if it can't go fast, usb-a is otg so it have to charge, usb-c is reversable,I literally just ordered this.
is this the model they are talking about? (it doesn't say "PD" in the title). But it has input/output USBC ports.![]()
Anker Portable Charger, Power Bank, 10,000 mAh Battery Pack with PowerIQ Charging Technology and USB-C (Input Only) for iPhone 15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max, iPhone 14/13 Series, Samsung Galaxy
Anker Portable Charger, Power Bank, 10,000 mAh Battery Pack with PowerIQ Charging Technology and USB-C (Input Only) for iPhone 15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max, iPhone 14/13 Series, Samsung Galaxywww.amazon.com
You think I should return without even opening it or try it?
My battery is still 100% health with max fast charging, my trick is , the old classic laptop way, stay between 20-80% , calbirate once in the 3 months the battery, many people just use their devices wrong and then blame the devices ,Away from a power outlet and need to charge your iPhone, other iPad, Apple Watch, or third-party USB device? Just connect the right cable or adapter to your iPad to share its long-lasting battery with your other devices:
- To charge your iPhone or earlier-model iPad that has a Lightning port, connect it to your iPad using the Apple USB-C to Lightning Cable (1 m). If you have a Lightning to USB cable, you can combine it with the Apple USB-C to USB Adapter, then connect the adapter to your iPad.
- If you have two iPad models with USB-C ports, you can connect them directly with a USB-C cable. One iPad will draw power from the other. If you want to change which iPad charges, unplug the USB-C cable and then reconnect them.
- Charge your Apple Watch by connecting its Magnetic Charging Cable to your iPad via the Apple USB-C to USB Adapter. If you have an Apple Watch Magnetic Fast Charger to USB-C Cable, you can connect it directly to your iPad.
Charge and connect with the USB-C port on your iPad - Apple Support (PH)
Use the versatile USB-C port on your iPad to charge, connect to accessories like external storage devices, cameras, and displays, and power other devices.support.apple.com
I would rather buy a anker magsafe so i can slap it on the back dont afraid it break port and i can even safely put it in my pocket, and ita equal pricedIt looks like the Anker nano power bank seems to be charging the 15PM - just tried it. Just as a datapoint.
Edit: This is the one that I tried:
Nice to know but dont use 100w port use the 65w one that is smarter for iphones , you can use the 100w for charger like what i do i use it as ups, this is ip14 pro max i use it on