Can I Use A Samsung Wireless Charger On An Iphone

Larkin Hism1946 · Saturday, September 24, 2022

And then I just ordered the Xs Max and I accept a samsung fast charging wireless charger at my work, will that exist ok to charge my new Max?

09-18-2018 09:37 AM
Originally Posted by mach1man

So I simply ordered the Xs Max and I have a samsung fast charging wireless charger at my piece of work, will that be ok to charge my new Max?

Yes. Y'all probably won't become the fast charging office of information technology unless Apple up'd the xs max (iPhone X just charged at seven.5w) but any QI wireless charger should piece of work.

09-xviii-2018 09:46 AM
thank you, just wanted to brand sure information technology was safe and not over accuse my new phone

09-18-2018 01:24 PM
Originally Posted by mach1man

thanks, only wanted to brand sure it was safe and non over accuse my new telephone

From my understanding, even if you use a high watt wireless charger on allow's say the iPhone X, the X is only capable of up to a 7.5w charge.

09-18-2018 01:26 PM
Originally Posted by mach1man

thanks, but wanted to make sure it was safety and not over charge my new phone

I think yous'll be fine! Only don't expect it to charge your new iPhone as quickly!

09-18-2018 01:41 PM
Just to add together, in order to have the ability to charge at 7.5w the charger has to be Apple certified. Off the top of my head the only Qi chargers that accept been certified by Apple are Mophie and Belkin. So if your samsung faster charger isn't certified past Apple the phone will only charge at 5w

09-18-2018 02:08 PM
I would be careful equally some fast chargers put out 12VDC or even more! The circuitry is SUPPOSED to be "enlightened" of this and back up 5W charging at to the lowest degree, just I'd err on the side of caution with this. The concluding affair you lot desire is a disabled port on your new phone. If you lot want to charge equally fast as possible, use either an ipad or amend yet, macbook usb-c brick and a usb-c to lightning cablevision.

And earlier using just any USB-C charger, may want to read this article hither.

https://world wide web.makeuseof.com/tag/best-u...ats-dangerous/

Many are not safe to use!

09-18-2018 03:44 PM
Originally Posted by C6TX6

I would exist conscientious as some fast chargers put out 12VDC or even more! The circuitry is SUPPOSED to be "aware" of this and back up 5W charging at least, but I'd err on the side of caution with this. The last thing you want is a disabled port on your new phone. If you lot want to charge as fast as possible, use either an ipad or better notwithstanding, macbook usb-c brick and a usb-c to lightning cable.

And before using but any USB-C charger, may want to read this commodity here.

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/best-u...ats-unsafe/

Many are non safe to use!

So, I read an earlier iMore article, and believed information technology, on the rather foolish basis that an Applecentric article must take had some fact checking before publication.
Now,can some of the paid staff at iMore look at this once more please, and then give us a list of suitable chargers to employ with a usb c to lightning cable for the advertised fast charging feature. This is one of the most useful features of the recent iPhones for me !

09-xviii-2018 04:twenty PM
Originally Posted past Wotchered

So, I read an earlier iMore commodity, and believed it, on the rather foolish basis that an Applecentric article must have had some fact checking earlier publication.
At present,can some of the paid staff at iMore look at this again delight, and then give us a listing of suitable chargers to use with a usb c to lightning cablevision for the advertised fast charging characteristic. This is one of the most useful features of the recent iPhones for me !

I believe iMore has fabricated an article in the past when the 10 start came out. Or information technology might of been 9to5Mac. I'll try to find it.

09-18-2018 08:55 PM
Originally Posted past mach1man

thank you, just wanted to make sure it was rubber and non over accuse my new phone

I've been using Samsung fast charger since mean solar day one on my X. Information technology's supposed to provide up to 15W but  limited iPhone X at 7.5w. iPhone XS Max is supposed to charge faster out of the box, 10W I think.

09-21-2018 09:24 AM