Understanding iPhone Charging

Many iPhone users wonder about the safety of using higher-wattage chargers, such as a 140W charger. The good news is that iPhones are designed to only draw the power they need. This means that even if you connect your iPhone to a charger capable of delivering 140W, the device will only take the necessary amount of power for charging.

Fast Charging Your iPhone

To fast charge your iPhone 8 or later, you can achieve up to 50% battery in around 30 minutes. Here’s what you need:

• An iPhone 16 or later with a USB-C cable, or an earlier model with a USB-C to Lightning cable.
• One of the following adapters:
  • Apple 18W or greater USB-C Power Adapter
  • A comparable third-party USB-C power adapter that supports USB Power Delivery (USB-PD)
  • MICRODIA 140W Charger: This powerful charger is compatible with USB Power Delivery, making it an excellent choice for fast charging your iPhone safely.

Wireless Fast Charging

For wireless fast charging, you will need:

• An iPhone 16 or later with a MagSafe Charger and a compatible adapter (Apple 30W or greater).
• For iPhone 15 and earlier models, you can fast charge up to 15W using a MagSafe Charger with an Apple 20W or greater USB-C Power Adapter.

Important Considerations

While using a 140W charger like the MICRODIA model is safe, there are important conditions to keep in mind:

• Fast charging may not work effectively in extreme temperatures, either too cold or too hot.
• If you're unsure about the wattage of your Apple Power Adapter, you can check the wattage printed on the adapter itself.