Fast Chargers (12W, 18W) Reduces iPhone Battery Health? By dailytut

Helen's welcome to deleted video in today's episode, I like to share an important topic about iPhone battery health, whether using fast chargers like iPad provided adapters like 10 watt, 12, watt or 18. What adapters with your iPhone makes any change with the iPhone battery health, whether you are going to see any drastic. You know reducing battery here the percentage if you are using the higher watt adapters and do the fast charging with your iPhone, because Apple have supplied, and even they have supplied in 2019 September released iPhone 11 with 5 watt adapter and as per the Apple website, the battery health page and the website. That gives us information about how to maintain the battery. Slow charging is always recommended for lithium-ion powered batteries, and it gives good lifetime overall, when you charge that particular battery slower. But after you know so many competitors- and you know, compulsion Apple- have made to bring the kind of fast charging features since the release of I Fontaine antenna for almost two plus years, and they also have introduced with the iOS 11 the battery health feature.

That will help us to do the fast charging. But one day our to 80% I have published a video recently in our channel, like if you're noticing that your iPhone is not charging after 80 percent, then it is because of to optimize, the charging and how to control it and whether you should turn it off or turn it on. You know all those details, I have shared it and in that video I will leave a link to that video in the description, or you can click the symbol here or here I'm, not sure so, click on there, and it will take you to that particular video, alright quickly. Let's dive into the poll question and the answers, the poll question was whether using you know the iPhone 8 10 and the older model, iPhone users, not the newer model, iPhone users who are using 10 watch 12 what and 18 what adapters, whether they are noticing any difference in the battery health percentage or not. And if you are using 5 watt adapter, whether you're seeing any better battery health improvements or any maintenance, is comparatively better than the fast chargers or not.

So that was the question. It is also in a mixed with the Tamil language which I have said earlier, and the polling options where yes, no, and I haven't noticed it. So personally, you know many people will not have this kind of thought. You know to monitor it frequently with the charging adapters that they prefer, and the first answer was from Anand dry, like he was using the five watt adapter with SE iPhone SE first generation, and also he has the latest iPhone. It seems, so he has the 18 watt adapter, or he might have purchased it separately.

So he was using 18 watt adapter for the iPhone SE, and he's not seeing any difference and as of January like his battery health was 94%, and he's not seeing any big difference with this iPhone SE with fast charger, that's supplied by Apple, because it is important to use the Apple supplied adapters instead of you know any third-party brand adapters unless it is mph certified the duplicate, adapters and duplicate lightning cables are the biggest enemy for your iPhone or iPad. It will definitely affect your battery health and personally, I have seen like eight out of ten users suffering with battery sudden drop, and you know fast battery health draining and battery related problems. Overheating issues, especially with duplicate, lightning cables and adapters, so try to use one Li emphasis, fight, or you know the original Apple supplied, lightning cables, and the next response was from Salish Kumar. He says like there is no issues with the battery health, but the battery charge drains faster with SE iPhone SE first generation when he uses the 12 watt adapter. So that is quite strange, but when I use the same, you know power bank to charge.

My iPhone I have noticed that sort of fast charge draining issue, but with regular adapters with power plug or with the computer when I charge. My iPhone I never noticed with that problem, but this is kind of you know, think that should be taken into consideration. So whether you have noticed or not, do share your feedback in the comment box below and the next question was Nelson. You know the answer given by Nelson. Yes, Sahara I have experienced it I.

Normally use fiber charger, sometimes I used 12. What, during at that time, I feel the battery percentage, reducing more, so I start to stick with 5 watt I'm using iPhone 10. So obviously, after using the fiber adapter he's not saying that much drop in the battery health, it seems, so that is one negative spawns from user and the next one was Stalin. He says I'm using iPhone tennis, and it is with 12 watt, adapter and, of course, I'm facing the battery drain problem. It could be.

You know, for several reasons, depending on the usage, the, if the background app refresh the GPS usage and how the individuals' usage is also with the battery drain. But when it comes to battery health, he hasn't clearly mentioned that, but still we can take it into consideration when the next one is Mukesh Kumar. He says that with iPhone 10 our he uses five watt adapter from the date he purchased it. From that day he didn't really notice any abnormal battery drains or in fact, with every always update versions. It performs you know very normal, and it normally gives wonderful backup for em.

You have purchased it five months before I am that the battery health is 100%, so that is quite impressive, and I believe, like he is doing some good maintenance, like sticking to the original lightning cables, and you know, following certain charging practices, and when you see the poll results, you can see that majority of users have said that they haven't noticed it. And, yes, it was given, as the answer yes was selected by almost sixty-two plus users and 23 plus users have said no, so that this is kind of you know, put us into a tough spot like where to decide whether to use fast charger or whether to use stick with the fiber adapter or not. So in my personal opinion, I was using 12 watt iPad provided adapter. You know with my iPhone 7 since I was using iPhone, 7 and I. Haven't noticed any big changes but, of course, I'm.

One of the person like where I haven't noticed it actually any huge drain or any dip in the iPhone battery health, but with the iPhone 10 I actually stayed with a 12 watt, iPad adapter for fast charging purpose, because it accepts the input power of 10 watt, whether you use any higher what adapter it doesn't matter. Every iPhone has a certain input, limitations, power limitations that will accept only that amount of power either with wireless charging or white charging. It doesn't matter so what I have noticed is like almost I have used it for 20 months there, and I have, while it's selling it I noticed that my battery health percentage was 88%. It is almost you know, close to two years of overall usage and I have used the 12 watt adapter, so I personally feel that it is not just the adapter that is going to. You know give some negative effect on your iPhone battery health.

It is, of course, depends on your usage like how you use a G's and how fast you are draining the battery and how frequently you are going to charge your iPhone. So these are the important factors that decides with your iPhone battery health percentage videos and, as I said before, if it is a software bug that you don't have to worry with the future, I voice, update, it'll automatically get refreshed, and it will be fixed if you're suddenly seeing any two to three percent of renews in the battery health. Don't worry if you're not seeing any difference. You know like the percentage got stuck, and you're, not seeing any reduce at all. Then again, you don't have to worry.

Just keep on. You know proceeding with the software updates and if you want to do the software update and use it normally, if your usage is heavy that the battery health will eventually, you know, drop and I also like to add one more important thing, whether you are using the five watt, adapter or 10 watt. Well, what it doesn't matter make sure that you're using a lightning cable that is emphasis, Fyodor original, that is provided with the box having a SPAD cable, is always good, like with your car, with your office desk or anywhere. You can charge whenever you need it and at that point of time make sure it is a m5 certified, cable, Amazon, basics cables are very good for that particular reason, and the conclusion is pretty simple: whether if you're going to charge it overnight and if you want to charge it at your work disk for a long time, make sure you're using five watt adapter or the system connected USB power that you know that really proves very effective to charge your iPhone very slowly. It helps the lithium-ion, polymer or lithium-ion batteries in general.

You know when you charge it slower. Maybe that could be the reason why apples stick to with you know the slow charging factors for a long time idle when we see like based on my experiences like with the days when I have used, iPhone 5s in six I was able to use it for one day, even for heavy usage, maybe by six o'clock or 7 o'clock. I was searching for the charger, but other than that it was fine, but right now even the iPhone 10 and you know the models that have bigger batteries are struggling to meet the one-day usage, the complete usage. Of course, there are several reasons and factors. Apart from the batteries, the applications, the operating system, updates the features that are loaded into the iPhone.

You know compared to the previous I was 10 or 11. That I was using. There are so many other factors that decides: B is charging. You know the charge hold up reasons and whenever you just want to charge it faster in the morning time, if you are getting ready to offers- and you want to charge it faster use, the follow fast chargers that in what well, what virginal adapters? Absolutely you'll be fine and based I'm, just suggesting it based on my personal experience, and one more important thing is: don't turn off. They optimize the charging feature I personally have experienced it for the past one week, I tried turning it off and then I haven't turned it off, since you know like it was launched in I was 13 with my iPhone 10 and after that, so my personal suggestion is: don't turn it off.

It is not going to help anything. You know like to improve the battery health. That is my personal suggestion and for more I phone iPad and Apple related tips, tricks reviews. You know, apps reviews, don't forget to subscribe to our Channel and give a thumbs up. If you liked this video and don't forget to share it with your friends and followers, if you think it is worth sharing thanks for watching, have a wonderful day.

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