Charging

Chris Cook5

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I’m planning on buying a few USB charging cards for Christmas for my family that has iPhone 13’s. Better to buy lighting ports, usb-c or mag safe?

also, what’s the difference between 5W and 20W
 
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Chris Cook5

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I got a mophie type coaster couple years ago to charge my iPhone 11. I was just wondering if it would be OK to charge my 13 withIMG_2355.JPG
 

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When I am out and about I carry a portable charger with me. I also use it at home when I am using my iPhone and no outlet is available.
 

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The 20w charger uses a new battery tech called Gan, it creates much more power without adding the size.
And apple supports the max 20w charger, so it will charge your phone 3 time quicker, but will not affect nothing
 

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It’s about your individual use case and subsequent charging needs. Does your phone run out of juice often? If it’s rare then imho no need to carry around a bank. I keep a cable in my car glove box if long drive. (Will eventually get a vent attach MagSafe with wire that plugs into my car USB).
At home, if you don’t need fastest charging possible, for ease of use MagSafe is the king of kings. I Didn’t use MagSafe at first but once I did, that daily finding the wire then stick it in the lightning port seemed an oddly sucky process after all.