The best chargers for your new iPhone

9 December 2020


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  • 10 Dec 2020

JDK-Apple haterz suk, 10 Dec 2020You never ever owned an iPhone. If you owned an iPhone, ... moreWhat about you??
You don't own an iPhone yet care about defending them everytime... Why?

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    • Anonymous
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    • 10 Dec 2020

    Anonymous, 10 Dec 202010© of those are from usa where they have no good choices f... moreUSA has very few choices.

      iOS.Never.Again, 10 Dec 2020I sold my iPhone 11 pro Max for Rs.55k. Bought it for arou... moreYou never ever owned an iPhone.

      If you owned an iPhone, you wouldn't be trashing them as a random internet troll.

        Boggy-Stefy, 10 Dec 2020But why? lol. My name is the same. I never post as anonym... moreHow do you know who replied to you then?
        Most of the times you'll make a post then forget to reply as you must not get a notification that happens with an account.

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          • Anonymous
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          • 10 Dec 2020

          Suz, 10 Dec 2020So now consumers need to look up charger for their new phon... moreThere still is a bit of point in Apple's train of thoughts. Look at it that way: When you consider that there are P wired-power devices sold, it makes sense that you need to sell P power adapters to make them work. However, if there are Q battery-operated devices sold (sporting a number of connectors which you can count on fingers of one hand), do you REALLY need to sell Q+R chargers and S power banks? (the R is there because you may have noticed that third-party adapters are pretty common goods these days; people want chargers with more ports and GaN trend is picking up)
          I would imagine there are two basic scenarios: An "everyday" consumer buys a charger-less iPhone. Opens the box, finds out he/she doesn't have USB-C charger yet (may be either an Apple user or owner of older Android phone or whatever). After a while of wondering/ranting (scratch the non-applicable option), digs up a USB-A charger (let's put aside those rare cases where the 2020 iPhone is the household's first battery-operated device since the era of fixed-cable microUSB chargers), throws the USB-C cable in a drawer and either digs up or buys for a few bucks a USB-A Lightning cable.
          Second user might be a "tech fan." In this scenario, I have even much harder time imagining that there is NOT A SINGLE charger in the household capable of charging the d*mned phone... :D
          My point being: Isn't the world oversaturated with chargers of all kinds? And cables as well? Are there mechanisms reliable and efficient enough to recycle (or disintegrate in a meaningful, harmless way) our things at the end of their life cycle?

            So, now (bcoz of Apple), reviewers have a new job of reviewing 3rd party chargers. Stupid Apple.

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              • 10 Dec 2020

              iOS.Never.Again, 10 Dec 2020Why don't you make a real account already?But why? lol.
              My name is the same. I never post as anonymous or other names.
              I just can't see the benefits of having an account.

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                • 10 Dec 2020

                Shourya karan, 10 Dec 2020Go for 20W adapter with usb c cable extra as all of them co... moreok thanks :)

                  X User, 10 Dec 2020Sorry, not meaning to offend, but 11% of the whole market i... moreDoesn't matter if that 89% is split among different manufacturers or not.
                  Those 89% smartphones are all running Android in their veins.
                  My argument still stands tall.
                  89% people wanted nothing to do with iOS.
                  Besides, Xiaomi, Huawei and Samsung shipped 13%,14% and 22% respectively which is higher than Apple's 11%.

                  60W?? Are you sure, you are using ROG 2?
                  Even the ROG 3 is capped at 30W charging.
                  Although that 30W is extremely fast compared to other 30W-40W chargers on the market.

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                    • n95
                    • 10 Dec 2020

                    It is ridiculous to say that you are saving environment by not putting a charger into the smartphone box. You will do that by decreasing the number of smartphone production, by making them usable for 5 years instead of throwing out new models every year. So Apple is lying that they care about ecology. All they care is their bank account. That applies for all other brands.

                      Anonymous, 10 Dec 2020LOL. And your point is what? That you tell tall tales, or ... moreLol you are the one spamming here. Read his comment carefully.
                      That guy makes complete sense. He is simply pointing out that iPhone resale value argument is overrated as net value of using the phone turns out to be higher anyways.

                        Anonymous, 10 Dec 2020In "awe"? That transparent look is seriously ugly... moreSays the guy who never held an Mi 10 ultra in his hand.
                        Way better than iPhone 12 back with generic boring design.

                        People always take a second look at it, impressed by how premium it looks.
                        Nobody takes a second look at iPhone. They know the same boring look for years now.

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                          • 10 Dec 2020

                          iOS.Never.Again, 10 Dec 2020I sold my iPhone 11 pro Max for Rs.55k. Bought it for arou... moreLOL. And your point is what? That you tell tall tales, or that you are a bad trader?

                          We get it that you don't like iOS. Now please stop spamming all the iOS reviews with BS.

                            Arod, 10 Dec 2020which charger is best for the XR? im gonna get it soon so ... moreGo for 20W adapter with usb c cable extra as all of them cost same in india

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                              • 10 Dec 2020

                              Android Authority, 10 Dec 2020I wanted to gift a flagship phone for my wife. Sidelined a ... moreIn "awe"? That transparent look is seriously ugly, but different people, different strokes, I guess.

                                iOS.Never.Again, 10 Dec 2020We have all the money in the world. We aren't Fools t... moreI wanted to gift a flagship phone for my wife. Sidelined a budget below 800 Euros.
                                There were plenty of options available.
                                All her friends have iPhone's mostly.
                                Why should I buy IPhone 12 that ships without charger over other much better phones in that category?
                                Finally settled on the MI 10 ultra (8gb/128gb) transparent edition.
                                She's is still in awe of the device. It's just a Trailblazer in every area from eye-catching looks to camera to fast charging to screen quality.

                                These guys continue to believe that people who buy Android phones buy them because they can't afford it.
                                IPhones are super affordable for most people but they certainly aren't the "right device" for most people.

                                  Boggy-Stefy, 10 Dec 2020Imagine how all those chargers that people will buy now sep... moreWhy don't you make a real account already?

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                                    Why not Tthe one in the box.. oh.. wait

                                      Anonymous, 10 Dec 2020What to do when iphones have highest resale value in the wo... moreI sold my iPhone 11 pro Max for Rs.55k.
                                      Bought it for around Rs.120k.
                                      Effective Cost of using the phone for a little less than a year turned out to be Rs.65k.

                                      If you buy other flagships and sell them after a year, the maximum effective cost of using the phone turns out to be less than Rs.50k which is why the resale value of iPhone is overrated and another illusion.

                                      I'll be selling my OP8 pro for a 2021 flagship most probably.
                                      Though it won't fetch me the resale amount of iPhone but percentage wise the value would be similar.
                                      I can easily sell it for Rs.25k-30k thereby making effective cost of using the phone for a year around Rs.30k-35k.
                                      Way cheaper for a superior phone than iPhone 12 pro Max.

                                        Anonymous, 10 Dec 2020What to do when iphones have highest resale value in the wo... moreYes they do have a very good resale value but their original cost is expensive thereby nullifying any benefits of resale value.

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