Many iPhone users are concerned about the battery and the health of the iPhone battery, as it can cause the number of active screen hours to drop or overheat. In this post, we are going to see how you have to take into account what aspects you have to take into account with respect to the charging components.
Which adapter to use for each iPhone?
Each iPhone, depending on the model and year, will have a fast (20w) or slow (5w) charge , and that depends on the power that the adapter will be able to manage and the power that the device can receive . When the entire charging process occurs, heat is generated, and heat is not good for batteries, since it can damage the chemical components of the battery.
Therefore, fast charging causes the battery to get hotter and therefore lose charge capacity over time , especially if you use it every day. For this reason, whenever possible, it is advisable to carry out a slow charge, a charge that does not increase the temperature of your device.
A very interesting alternative is to use the fast charge at a time when you are in a hurry and want to have the mobile with good autonomy quickly, and use the slow charge, at night, so that it charges slowly throughout the night. It is true that you can use a fast charge with a voltage that is not the one that corresponds to your iPhone , but it can damage the battery more quickly and have to replace it in less time.
What about wireless charging?
Wireless charging also depends on the adapter you have and the MagSafe device. So we have to know what is the maximum power output that the MagSafe charger can emit, and that, in the case of the iPhone, it can be 7.5w and up to 15w.
The problem with wireless charging is that if it is not Apple‘s Magsafe, it does not make the perfect connection and if it is not, the charge begins to be poor. The charge, already in itself, already generates a little heat and if it does not have a good grip, it takes longer to charge and with heat. The iPhone, if it charges with a MagSafe, can determine if the charge is being too fast or not and tell the adapter to slow it down. On the other hand, if the wireless charging equipment is not of quality, the iPhone cannot control the power input for the battery, making the battery uncontrollable.
Can I charge the iPhone with third-party adapters?
The answer is it depends since it largely depends on the brand you buy the adapter from. The official Apple adapters are the best, as they have certain components inside that cause the iPhone to stop supplying a charge if it is charged to avoid damaging the battery and heating up both the device and the charging adapter.
We have the same situation with charging cables , due to the fact that using third-party cables can damage our iPhone despite the fact that we have a quality adapter, since the power transfer is poor and therefore, the iPhone can cause to get hot and not just get hot, but the adapter gets hot as well, emitting even more heat to the iPhone.
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