Does the charge, once into an iPhone 12, seem to dissapate more quicker than previously had with an older brick used? null

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Rich · Accepted Answer

I think so…. The super fast charging has to have some negative impact on the battery lifespan and health. I would suggest letting the phone completely die and then recharging to full as frequently as you can

Answered by Rich 2 years ago

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TimothyV · Answer

I have found that the longer any phone takes to charge, the longer the charge stays. For new phones with new batteries at least. Kind of like trickle charging. Nothing to do with the phone or quality of battery. Just more how batteries operate on a fundamental level as a whole.

Answered by TimothyV 2 years ago

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MarkM · Answer

The old Apple charger is 5V x 1A= 5W . this new Apple-20W is three times the power @ 5V x 3A= 15W at 5 volts! At 9Vx2.22=20W. My Son lost his 5W Apple charger and used mine. he was impressed how much faster his charged. The new phones use higher voltages, greater than 5volts to get more watts. he has a iphone 12 now, before that an iphone6.

Answered by MarkM 2 years ago

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Great · Answer

Yes

“Does the charge, once into an iPhone 12, seem to dissapate more quicker than previously had with an older brick used?”

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