Is the fast charger with iPhone 11 Pro really fast?

Both the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max come with a fast charger in the box, which is news that our bodies shuddered and our hearts beat for it because it is simply not Apple's character to offer us something for free! Of course Apple will not give you most of what you need, or rather, it will not give you more what you think you need! This fact in and of itself raises questions about the performance of the included fast charger ... is it really fast?

Is the fast charger with iPhone 11 Pro really fast?


Fast charger with iPhone 11 Pro

In recent years, Apple has been attaching its usual charger, which comes with a capacity of 5W only, in the box, which is of course the weakest charger in the world in terms of charging speed, and it is enough to know that a phone like the iPhone 8 is actually supporting 15W charging! Even older devices like the 7 Plus and 6s Plus support 10W charging capacity, but Apple always loves 5W for savings.

However, the company has broken its rule for this year with the iPhone 11 Pro and its older brother, as both of them will come with an 18W charger. The new charger will be able to charge 50% of the regular iPhone 11 Pro battery in less than half an hour! And it's a bliss for those who used to use their iPhones with its traditional charger.


What are the specifications of the fast charger with the iPhone 11 Pro?

Here we are in front of a charger that uses the USB-C port on the side of the charger itself and uses the Lightning port on the side of the phone, which is a new and main support factor in obtaining this electrical capacity, and the charger is slightly larger in size compared to the previous charger.

Read also: More than seven years later, Apple is still sticking to the Lightning port


Figures achieved by Apple's Fast Charger

The charger has already been tested and has obtained satisfactory results to a large extent in my opinion, as we are talking about an iPhone and a charger that does not cost extra money! Below we show you the capabilities of the charger:

• The charger is able to charge iPhone 11 Pro (not Max) up to 28% in a quarter of an hour.
• The new charger charges the phone up to 55% in just half an hour.
• The charger charges the phone up to 74% of its battery in 45 minutes.
In a full hour, the battery level reaches 85%.
• Starting from here, we find disappointing numbers, as an hour and a quarter equals 94% of the phone’s battery
• As for an hour and a half, it gives you 98%, meaning that these 4% cost you a quarter of an hour!
• In order to fill the battery of iPhone 11 Pro completely, you need One hour and 42 minutes!

Of course, we know that the last 15%, especially the last 1%, which takes about 10 minutes alone, but I think that 42 minutes versus 15% is a long time.

If you are wondering how long it takes competing Android phones as well as older Apple phones to be fully charged, here is this:

As you can see, the Note 10 is only 65 minutes ahead of it, while the XS Max is the bottom line with 209 minutes! And all this while excluding Huawei phones with its own charging technology and the use of OnePlus as a representative of its parent company Oppo and its sister technology to VOOC.

In my view, making progress is better than no progress! However, we know that Apple is able to simulate the speeds of other companies, but no one really knows what happens .. What do you think?

Source:

PhoneArena

26 comment

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Hamdy Abdel Hamed

Thank you to all those who have worked on this really useful work for many years, and all the appreciation to you

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eba emino

Hello

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kingmhd

Steve Jobs died and Apple died, nothing new and no competition. The worst and most expensive phone on the market.

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bader

Every XNUMX years I own an iPhone for me and for my family, but unfortunately, there is no USB Type C for devices! But I bought it as an experience and to be honest, wow something wonderful, fast, yes, XNUMX-XNUMX% of shipping pure!

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Abu Abdullah

If they charge in two hours, I will not leave the apple Hahaha

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Don Osos

I am using an Anker charger 18 W with IQ feature. Smart charging with regular wired charges the entire iPhone X in an hour and forty minutes.
Without buying an 18W Apple charger with a Lightning cable and USB C, the cost of which in Egypt exceeds a thousand pounds.

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Happy

The author of the article applies double standards

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    Ramzi Khaled

    Right
    The writer of the article Ashour
    And also Rida, they have an Android reference
    And they tend to drumming mostly for Android devices
    To add comments only and create excitement ...

    comments user
    Happy

    Noted on most of his articles as if Androidi was usurped for writing a topic on the iPhone !!!

    comments user
    zoom meeting

    The truth is bitter

    comments user
    kingmhd

    IPhone Islam is a neutral site that specializes in the iPhone and not the Android, even if it is biased with Apple. These are undeniable numbers. Apple gives you the worst device at the most expensive price. And the Note XNUMX Plus remains the king of phones for this year.

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from the line

Cracked applications do not carry any possible effect on the device, but the upcoming new update for Mac (Catalina) will fully integrate the Father Store for all devices then receive more and better programs, so it is better for you to wait for it honey.

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Abu Maher

I have an

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    Don Osos

    If it is bigger than that, there is also no problem

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Waleed Rushdie

Fast charging technology does not call for all this talk at all, the most important thing is that the device is able to cover the entire day and in this case it will be charged during the noon, and it does not matter if it takes XNUMX, XNUMX or even XNUMX minutes

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    kingmhd

    Wrong to leave the charger while sleeping. Two dimensions can you forget to charge it and urgent morning? I would like a fast device

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Prince

Yesterday, you were drumming for Apple because it does not include a fast charger with the iPhone because that affects the battery life, and you wrote a long, broad topic in this regard ??? !!! Today, you plug in the fast charger, as if it were Apple's greatest miracle ??? !!!

    comments user
    Don Osos

    And he is a drum, and he is not criticized!

comments user
alsedire

It is assumed that these traditional batteries will be replaced by nuclear energy technology, so that they sit for such a month without charging

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Ibrahim Hamad

Frankly, something strange from Apple, but I can explain this matter that Apple has an understanding or conviction that very fast charging harms the battery, either in the long or short term, otherwise it is not reasonable that Apple is not able to do what other companies have done
شكرا لكم

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Khaled Al-Ghannam

Is it possible to charge the iPhone X Max with the fast charger supplied with the Pro?

    comments user
    Ibrahim Hamad

    yes

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Samer

A new update from Apple Two days after the previous update, Apple sent the iOS 13.1.2 update

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mohammed ayed

If you allow, a question .. I bought a MacBook Pro

And all the apps are paid .. who can win as much as the apps are cracked
Does it cause problems for the device or not?

    comments user
    Khaled

    Dear, there is no such thing as cracked apps. There is something called apps that are all viruses. The most expensive app you can buy. And then all the apps are available on the App Store, most of them are free. Don't risk ruining your device and privacy with a cracked app. I mean, from Karak, Jordan. 😂😂

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    kingmhd

    The worst move you made in your life. The Mac has modest applications

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