How to Charge iPad Faster (works with iPhone too!) By Marion Serrano

By Marion Serrano
Aug 14, 2021
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How to Charge iPad Faster (works with iPhone too!)

Hey everybody it's martin, and I'm back with another video. Today we are going to talk about how to charge your iPad faster and, yes, your iPad can charge way faster now, school's back and because of Verona, people are taking their classes in their homes and because of that, many people are buying iPads, but the charger that comes in the box is not the fastest charger that you can get. This can become a problem when an outlet is not near the table and chair or before bed, if you prefer taking classes in your bed, is not near an outlet, so it's vital that your iPad can juice up as much as possible in the shortest amount of time. Now there are two components to charge your iPad faster. There is the cable and the power adapter with the right, cable and power adapter. You can charge your iPad 0 to 80 in less than 90 minutes with the stock charger that you get in the box.

That'll. Take you around 220 minutes according to a statistic that I saw from the internet and that's where I come in, I'm going to show you the most practical accessories that you should buy, so you can get this feature in the safest, safest in the safest and most practical manner. Let's get started to give you perspective on accessories that I recommend, let's take a look at the most official and expensive route buying official apple products. So, like I mentioned a while ago, you need a cable and a power adapter. The cable that you need to buy is USB to lightning cable, while the power adapter that you need to buy is a 30 watt, USB power adapter in the adapter, the watts is key, anything lower than 18 watts or 12 watts, or god forbid, 5 watt, the small iPhone like cube charger, they're going to charge your iPad really slow and anything higher than that, like the 45 watts, MacBook charger or 60 watts or 80 watts.

These are all USB power. Adapters, they're not going to charge your iPad any faster because it can only take 30 watts. So in apple's accessory world, the USB c to lightning cable cost around 1190 pesos, while apple's 30 watt adapter costs, 2, 890, pesos, and just to do some quick math. When you add two that would cost around 4 080, pesos and wow. That is an expensive charger.

Now you don't need to spend four thousand pesos just to get this feature so right now, let's go to the practical, but safe manner or route. Now all right first. Why am I addressing safety too much in here right? So the reason why I'm emphasizing safety is that we're dealing with electricity or power in here now we cannot go the extra dirt cheap route and yeah. I do not recommend like the 100 peso cables, because there's a potential that your iPad, your electronics, can get destroyed or, worse, your house might get burned down the best case scenario, you're just going to have a bad product and have the accessory not supported prompt that you always see on iOS. So how do we know which products are safe for the cables? You need to look at three letters: mfi stands for made for iPhone, slash iPad, slash iPod.

If you want to get vintage, do you still have one of those for some reason? Apple Watch chargers also has this MFI certification, but they do not start with the letter. I so that's a little weird, but I can actually explain more about MFI and the dreaded accessory, not support prompt on your iPhone when you charge it with a non-official cable. But it's going to make this video very long. So if you want to learn more about that, please leave it in the comments down below and let me know alright so MFI when buying accessories on Lazada or Amazon. You need to include the search term MFI.

So in this case you should be looking for an USB to lightning cable m5. This will result to multiple brands, such as anchor green white tron smart. What I actually recommend here is Kobe tech or Ukraine, because they are the cheapest, but they're still quality products. I know anger is like a famous brand. They have multiple kiosks on malls, but I do not recommend them because they are pretty expensive, which it's not worth it at all, and the reason why we go to the practical route is so that you don't spend a lot of money for the feature that you need so quickly searching on Lazada the biotech USB to lightning cable cost 430 pesos, but it usually fluctuates, and you can buy it for cheaper during sales for the power adapter.

I actually buy from brands that offer MFI, because that says a lot about your quality. So in this case I also recommend a charger from movie. So let's find the 30 watt USB c charger. I'm actually not sure. If that's how you say the brand, if it's noted or chose, I have no idea.

I have not researched it. I'm sorry! So the 30 watt, USB uh power adapter by kite costs around 450 pesos, which again might fluctuate a little more or less, especially when it comes to sales, combining the two products that cost a little less than 900 pesos or 880 pesos. To be exact. That is 78 cheaper versus going. The official apple route, because that one costs 4 000 pesos, and to give you a little more perspective that 880 pesos that is even cheaper than just buying the official USB to lightning cable that apple offers.

So there you go, you can have the fast charging feature of your iPad in less than 900 pesos. This way, you won't ever need to worry about charging your iPad for a long time, because you can do it in just short, bursts, oh, and also this charger or everything we talked about- also works for your iPhone it'll, just limit it at 18 watts, but it's gonna charge your iPhone like 50 in 30 minutes. So that's really fast, all right! So that's it for me in this video. Please press subscribe if you want to learn more tech, accessories or tech tips from me. Uh like this video.

If you learned something and last reminder, don't buy cables that don't have the MFI on it. I don't recommend them. They can be a potential danger all right. So there you go. Thank you for watching, and I'll see you guys in the next video bye, great.


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