Compared to the 5w iPhone charger. Did anyone try?
K kkar macrumors member Original poster Apr 6, 2015 49 30 Toronto, Canada May 3, 2015 #1 Compared to the 5w iPhone charger. Did anyone try?
B BillyTrimble macrumors 6502a Sep 20, 2013 548 162 May 3, 2015 #2 kkar said: Compared to the 5w iPhone charger. Did anyone try? Click to expand... No. Multiple previous threads on this. Do a search.
kkar said: Compared to the 5w iPhone charger. Did anyone try? Click to expand... No. Multiple previous threads on this. Do a search.
Ben_Dover macrumors regular Apr 22, 2015 158 34 May 3, 2015 #3 kkar said: Compared to the 5w iPhone charger. Did anyone try? Click to expand... So much faster like you wouldn't believe!!! I plugged mine and battery's full just like that. Just by plugging it. I'm still awestruck to this day.
kkar said: Compared to the 5w iPhone charger. Did anyone try? Click to expand... So much faster like you wouldn't believe!!! I plugged mine and battery's full just like that. Just by plugging it. I'm still awestruck to this day.
B Banich2 Suspended Apr 21, 2015 273 109 San Francisco, California May 3, 2015 #4 BillyTrimble said: No. Multiple previous threads on this. Do a search. Click to expand... You shouldn't answer questions you're not equipped to answer. Yes, it does charge it faster.
BillyTrimble said: No. Multiple previous threads on this. Do a search. Click to expand... You shouldn't answer questions you're not equipped to answer. Yes, it does charge it faster.
M madsci954 macrumors 68030 Oct 14, 2011 2,734 669 Ohio May 3, 2015 #5 Banich2 said: You shouldn't answer questions you're not equipped to answer. Yes, it does charge it faster. Click to expand... Um, no it doesn't. Someone tested it and it only drew 1-2W, so 5, 10, or 12W won't make a difference. Edit: not the source I was thinking of but here is one. http://www.reddit.com/r/AppleWatch/comments/33vc9u/apple_watch_usb_info/ Last edited: May 3, 2015
Banich2 said: You shouldn't answer questions you're not equipped to answer. Yes, it does charge it faster. Click to expand... Um, no it doesn't. Someone tested it and it only drew 1-2W, so 5, 10, or 12W won't make a difference. Edit: not the source I was thinking of but here is one. http://www.reddit.com/r/AppleWatch/comments/33vc9u/apple_watch_usb_info/
Dennison macrumors regular Apr 19, 2015 171 177 United States May 3, 2015 #6 Whoa, okay then, who's actually right in here!? Both equal No's and Yes's. Please cite your reliable sources people.
Whoa, okay then, who's actually right in here!? Both equal No's and Yes's. Please cite your reliable sources people.
drands macrumors newbie Apr 20, 2015 17 0 Seattle May 3, 2015 #7 Good question - Nice to have a consensus - NOT ! kkar said: Compared to the 5w iPhone charger. Did anyone try? Click to expand... I don't know answer - I'm still waiting for my 42mm SS/Link ordered at xx:13. But OP asked great question.
Good question - Nice to have a consensus - NOT ! kkar said: Compared to the 5w iPhone charger. Did anyone try? Click to expand... I don't know answer - I'm still waiting for my 42mm SS/Link ordered at xx:13. But OP asked great question.