The cable from the box is usb-c to lightning and is capable of power delivery (PD) of up to 30 watts. The usb-a to lightning cable can only go up to 12 watts. You have to use a corresponding power brick that supports the cables.

Glittering_Hour7234 OP t1_iubq9gq wrote on October 30, 2022 at 2:41 AM

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Replying to knarfreyom (#332,030)

Is it recommended to use the iPad charging brick as well?

knarfreyom t1_iubqrk0 wrote on October 30, 2022 at 2:45 AM

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Replying to Glittering_Hour7234 (#332,095)

You can use an iPad charger if you want, the power brick and the device communicate, and will only charge at the highest speed that the device allows. Using the iPad charger basically is just a higher wattage charger, so it will charge faster if you use a cable and device that support it.

dskatter t1_iubt4pz wrote on October 30, 2022 at 3:06 AM

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Replying to Glittering_Hour7234 (#331,914)

You’re welcome! A 20W Anker charger will charge your phone much faster, guaranteed.

Alik013 t1_iubv05g wrote on October 30, 2022 at 3:23 AM

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I noticed charging becomes very slow when it reached 80-90%

shallowfrychocolate t1_iucdp5m wrote on October 30, 2022 at 6:58 AM

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Replying to Alik013 (#333,098)

that’s because once it crosses 80% it charges at 5W regardless of the charger and the cable used