“Are the 5 W and 10 W charging pads itself different in any way? If I used a 12 W iPad charger in place of the included adapter would the 5 W pad charge faster?”
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The Model: NS-MWPC5K features 5-watt output and the Model: NS-MWPC10K features 10-watt output. These features cannot be changed using an adapter.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Ok , Let’s think about this. In the digital, specially electronic world of electronics, more wattage usually means faster charge. To answer your first question, they are only different in that the 10 watt will charge faster than the 5 watt. No, if you used a 12watt iPad adapter it would not suddenly make the charging pad jump from 5 or 10 watts to 12. Remember, electricity and charging pads like this are fixed, meaning that you can’t add, subtract or multiply power input or output. Just because I have a 10 watt wall plug and I use it for a charging pad that’s 5 watt, it doesn’t meant the charging pad will charge faster. The charging pad has a fixed output wattage, and the hardware is not designed to be able to output more than it was designed for. It’s like a portable charger, you wouldn’t use a portable charge to light up a Christmas tree, even if you could find one big enough. And adding a cable that could transfer more electricity to the tree wouldn’t do any good cause the portable charger would just die faster. Right ? So, I hope I was able to give you a better understanding of what electricity is like when it comes to charging devices
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