03-22-2011 08:46 PM
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  1. Carl_g's Avatar
    Carl_g
    Anyone know if the iPhone 4 uses the same power to charge as the previous generations? Thx.
    01-19-2011 06:23 PM
  2. ghostface147's Avatar
    ghostface147
    I use a 2 amp car charger on my i4. A 1.5 will work fine.
    01-19-2011 08:27 PM
  3. shanugupta's Avatar
    shanugupta
    Hello Everyone; I am Shanu here, I have seeing a new thread iphone forum.I want general information regading same. Please someone help me.
    01-20-2011 03:16 AM
  4. invinciblervd's Avatar
    invinciblervd
    Can anyone shed some light pls?
    01-21-2011 09:33 AM
  5. Carl_g's Avatar
    Carl_g
    Originally Posted by invinciblervd
    Can anyone shed some light pls?
    Nobody knows! Not even the apple website. I'm quite sure it uses a bit more power to charge because when I charge using older docks, it takes a lot longer.
    03-22-2011 07:49 PM
  7. Garz's Avatar
    Garz
    Originally Posted by Carl_g
    Anyone know if the iPhone 4 uses the same power to charge as the previous generations? Thx.
    The charger is the exact same as my 3G and 3GS. You can use different voltages but may just not charge as fast
    03-22-2011 07:54 PM
  8. StevenJ_AK's Avatar
    StevenJ_AK
    1.5 amp 5 watt, all iPhones have been this way

    Most car chargers seem to be 2 amp 7.5 watt though. Will slowly charge an iPad which uses a 2 amp 10 watt.

    Regardless of the charger used the iPhone will only draw 1.5 amp 5 watts so it is safe to use just about any car charger and iPad charger also
    03-22-2011 08:14 PM
  9. Andy357's Avatar
    Andy357
    I've noticed a difference in charging aswell. More so on my wifes off brand iPhone clock radio thing, but with Accessories also.
    03-22-2011 08:46 PM
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