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iPhone Duo Needs Specific Adapters for 20 Minute Charge

Apple’s support documents list the exact power bricks and cables required to achieve the fastest battery refill times for the new phone.

By Victoria Singh ·

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Apple has clarified the specific hardware required to achieve the fastest charging speeds for the iPhone Duo, detailing which adapters and cables unlock peak performance.

According to the company's support documentation, the phone reaches 50 percent battery capacity in approximately 20 minutes when connected via a wired link. To reach this speed, users must utilize the USB-C cable included in the box along with a compatible power adapter. Apple lists its own 40W Dynamic Power Adapter with 60W Max as a primary option, a unit priced at $34 at the time of reporting. The documentation also permits the use of third-party adapters rated for 60W or higher, provided they utilize Adjustable Voltage Supply and support USB Power Delivery 3.2 standards.

Wireless charging operates at a slower pace but remains rapid by industry standards. Apple states the iPhone Duo can reach 50 percent charge in about 30 minutes using wireless technology. This method requires either a MagSafe Charger, listed at $30, or a compatible adapter rated at 35W or higher. Apple’s guidance specifically points to compatible units from Apple and Anker for wireless setups.

The reporting notes that third-party chargers often provide better value than first-party options. The author identifies Anker’s 100W charging brick as a top pick, noting its compatibility with power-hungry Macs and iPads alongside iPhones. Despite the reduced price, Apple’s 40W Dynamic Power Adapter is also cited as a strong choice for those preferring first-party gear. Users seeking longer reach than the included cable can purchase Apple’s official 2-meter USB-C cable, which is currently available at a discount.

The publication concludes by inviting readers to share their own fast-charging configurations in the comments section.

Source: 9to5Mac

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