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I was going to link to that exact product. I put in the USB A one a few weeks ago and love it. When the iPhone 12 is released I’ll switch to USB C.
by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
I was going to link to that exact product. I put in the USB A one a few weeks ago and love it. When the iPhone 12 is released I’ll switch to USB C.
- dspillett 7y ago> When the iPhone 12 is released I’ll switch to USB C Depending on what standards your existing ports support and what power input the iDevice can accept, you may find that a simple A->C adaptor will suffice. You may not get the fastest charge possible so in that case will want to move over sooner rather than later, but this may be an inexpensive (in terms of money and effort) stop-gap measure.
- djrogers 7y agoWhy wait for the iPhone 12? The current iPhone already charges significantly faster over USB-C than USB-A, as do all iPads released in the past ~3 years.
- mixmastamyk 7y agoI read here recently that fast charging is bad for batteries.
- rhinoceraptor 7y agoThere's really no reason to worry about it. Battery replacements (at least from Apple) are $70, and all modern phones have sophisticated battery management controllers. Also, fast charging your battery more often could be better since you're not fully discharging and recharging your battery.