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csor77
5 months ago

Can’t imagine the usb-a to usb-c brings the best charging power. It’s not a good thing for a cheap cable.

but try it first.

Sethrin
5 months ago
Reply to  csor77

The iPhone 16 per charge with a maximum of 25 watts.

This really creates every cheap cable.

csor77
5 months ago
Reply to  Sethrin

Thanks for the information.
I also use my charging cable for other things and was not aware of the low charging power at iPhone.

smartguy482
5 months ago

If you have USB A on one side, then it will be relatively slow to load because you don’t have much power through A.

If you really want to make use of it, buy a charger with USB C output.

Sethrin
5 months ago

I think you should ask that before you buy it, not if you already have it.

If it were certified for iPhones, it would probably be there.

But I think I’m unnecessary with a USB Type C cable.

MichaelSAL74
5 months ago

I don’t know if the MFI is certified, read in the description, and that’s what you check out before ordering and not afterwards