iPhone 16 series to support much faster cable charging
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- 12 Sep 2024
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2024If I don’t like a fact I just refute it. Trump logicNo phone in the world can hold 100% battery health after 9 months of daily use. That's the fact.
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- 12 Sep 2024
SShock, 12 Sep 2024That. But also what I said. Users can't know what char... moreCharger is not always a match for what phone can handle.
Moto G62 is 18W, charger in the box was 20W.
Person needs to know before buying the phone, which speed it can handle.
My old ipad. I had to buy years ago new lightning cable.
Got one from Anker , it is certified by Apple.
Price was 1/3 of the original.
Something else. OEMs that put usb 3.1 / 3.2 on phones need to give cables compatible. They give ones with usb2.0 protocol.
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- 12 Sep 2024
iPhones look the same and ARE the same barringa a few small ant-size upgrades …there is no incentive to buy new iPhones - NO innovation or no novelty ..
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
xPandamon, 12 Sep 2024Some of my colleagues have dropped 20% battery health on th... moreThe temperature is the issue.
Get any phone with 80, 100 or 120 and compare them using native charging and 15/20W.
I have tested Motorola. 68W vs 20W
Difference is pretty obvious.
With 68W, it is like your playing demanding game.
Much cooler with 20W.
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- 12 Sep 2024
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2024Should be forbidden to advertise charging speed the device ... moreThat. But also what I said. Users can't know what charger exactly they need and not including a charger just so you force user to buy YOUR charger separately specifically to reach your advertised speeds is stupid. Not to mention anything but ecological when you need double the packaging, larger shipping volume and not to mention it's ripping off the users.
Neither should be allowed. I don't mind Chinese brand bragging about 65W when they also include the charger that actually reaches those speeds. Samsung, not only they don't include the charger, their 45W was NEVER 45W on a 65W charger that actually specifically supports their protocol (because I got the SuperSpeed charge animation when plugged).
Apple is somewhere in the middle. They don't include the charger, but their speeds were always kinda slow so almost any charger was reaching them anyway.
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
SShock, 12 Sep 2024It should be forbidden to advertise charge speeds if charge... moreShould be forbidden to advertise charging speed the device is not capable of reaching.
Like saying phone has 30W but its peak is 22W.
Same to phones that claim 250 but do not even pass 200 , not even for a second.
Advertising 30 if it reaches 20 is wrong.
Advertising 80 if it reaches 65 is wrong.
Advertising 120 if it reaches 90 is wrong
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2024If I don’t like a fact I just refute it. Trump logicWait refuting would mean using arguments and such. Saying the opposite without bringing anything to support it fits better.
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2024Your phone's battery gauge is definitely broken.If I don’t like a fact I just refute it. Trump logic
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- 12 Sep 2024
xPandamon, 12 Sep 2024Apple is tied with Samsung, not the other way around. Not e... moreI think Apple is not trying to catch up with anybody. They are just doing Apple things.
Also, they have 20-25W maximum charging speeds since iPhone 11 Pro Max. Just about in the same time Samsung had 25W with Note 10, if I am not mistaken.
I don't think Apple improved too much the overall charging time since then. Is basically around 90 minutes for full charge.
I don't think it will be lower than 70-80 minutes in iPhone 16 series.
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
AnonD-1171055, 12 Sep 2024At least the battery will be protected for longer time. I... moreMy iPhone 11 is at 90% as I'm typing now. Not bragging or whatever. Different people, different outcome. My friend iPhone 12 is at 86% last time I checked. That's was last week.
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- 12 Sep 2024
jiyen235, 12 Sep 202445W? Woah, What about muh Samsung supremacy!?!?!? Imagine b... moreApple is tied with Samsung, not the other way around. Not exactly impressive especially because it took them so long to finally catch up to what already is pathetic on Samsungs end
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
Requitedrapier, 12 Sep 2024I don't get why people bash the iphone batteries. My 1... moreYour phone's battery gauge is definitely broken.
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2024iPhone batteries degrade badly to the point where everyone ... moreMy iPhone is 6 years old and I continue to use it without issue, from personal experience.
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- 12 Sep 2024
Shania , 12 Sep 2024apple - Now in 2024 we got a camera button in iphone . [... moreThat’s like when the first car is revealed and a horse-drawn carriage manufacturer says „we‘ve had a front-mounted power generator for years!“. Yeah, but an engine is quite a bit more advanced from an engineering point of view than a horse. Just like the camera control is quite a bit more advanced than a mechanical two-stage button.
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- 12 Sep 2024
They increased the power consumption, not the speed. 45 Watt is for what if it still takes 2 hours to fill the phone? I don't give a s#it about "battery health" nonsense, my android charges with 67 watt and it's been almost 3 years no issues.
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- 12 Sep 2024
I don't get why people bash the iphone batteries. My 15 pro max is still at 100 % health after 9 month of daily use.
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- 12 Sep 2024
joe nodden, 12 Sep 202422W slower than my old $300 phone 22W slower than my $150 phone
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2024thats a skill issue, never had any problems with usb c in t... moreBack in the day, companies said it’s the user‘s fault. Nowadays, users say it’s the user’s fault
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
Carol-, 12 Sep 2024Another marketing gimmick to convince the user to buy anoth... moreApple never ever mentioned that it can charge at 45W and you say it’s a marketing gimmick. Just saying
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- Anonymous
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- 12 Sep 2024
Oh no, what will the haters say now that the small 6.1-6.3 inch iPhones support faster charging than the Galaxy S24? Well they will say „I can buy two S24 for the price of one iPhone“ and „My IQOO Realme Find X200 Turbo GT RS charges at 200W, take that“