Will the output charge be 7.5w or 15w for the iPhone X? null

The Belkin Boost Up 15 watt charger is limited based on the device being charged and not the charger. The current iPhone only support charging of 5 or 7.5 watts. I have not put meter on but I'm pretty sure it charges at 7.5 watts. It should support 15 watts once Apple has a devise that supports that rate of charging.

“Will the output charge be 7.5w or 15w for the iPhone X?”

Asked by Anonymous 7 years ago

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The Belkin Boost Up 15 watt charger is limited based on the device being charged and not the charger. The current iPhone only support charging of 5 or 7.5 watts. I have not put meter on but I'm pretty sure it charges at 7.5 watts. It should support 15 watts once Apple has a devise that supports that rate of charging.
Answered by WatchManUSA 7 years ago
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Hi! That would be 7.5W.
Answered by BelkinStaff 7 years ago
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