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GmYiyo OP t1_j6kvs7x wrote
I have a 12 mini so I was looking on this because fit better with it but Iām worried about how the pack could affect the battery
sushimonster_xoxo t1_j6kx0jz wrote
So far Iāve used the Anker a couple of times , 5times to be exact, and my battery health is still at 99%. I think as long as the battery is compatible with Apple products, there shouldnāt be any problems.
GmYiyo OP t1_j6kxclc wrote
Mu battery is 95% after a year of hace my phone and is a little bit hard to reach the end of the day without hiring under de 20% of battery on my device
TheLifeOfBaedro t1_j6kvue6 wrote
Isn't wireless charging always worse for battery health than just cable charging
Lunafreya_NoxF t1_j6lfpnu wrote
Yes it is, because it generates way more heat.
Itās convenience vs longevity.
If you have access to official battery replacement itās not much a worry but if you live in a country without it, it probably is.
GmYiyo OP t1_j6kw5zh wrote
Isnāt it? So itās preferible use wirless charge?
Lunafreya_NoxF t1_j6lfubn wrote
Wireless charging generates more heat, thus shortening battery health. But itās so convenient.
Convenience vs battery longevityā¦
GmYiyo OP t1_j6lg5vf wrote
Thanks for the info but thinking on that my wire 20w charge generar heat most of the time too.
TheLifeOfBaedro t1_j6kxli8 wrote
Sorry, I may have been misinformed about the negative effects of wireless charging, but apples magsafe charges with optimized charging charging will keep your battery life healthy for longer. Although, I would stick to trusted brands. I think the main issue when charging is that some wireless charges tend to generate more heat when charging which is bad for the battery health.
bandpartyy t1_j6lai4z wrote
All wireless charging banks charge lesser, charge slower, and gets warmer faster, compared to wired charging. It has to do with the physics and inefficiency of induction charging.
Although yes, trusted brands work better than random brands. And that the heat generated might not be significant enough to damage the battery. I personally use a Magsafe charger for overnight charging and hasn't seen my battery health move the past 1+ years.
Casual-Gamer25 t1_j6kwdwl wrote
MagClap your phone giggity
anamazingredditor t1_j6lld1q wrote
I have the Anker Magsafe. It does get warm same as when plugged with a wire. If battery health declines - which all batteries will- , so be it. One way or another, youll be going to replace your battery in the future.
When I travel I use fast charge. When at home I just use a slower/lower watt power brick, which generates a loooot less heat and not perceptible
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theonlydiego1 t1_j6l0q13 wrote
Just get the Apple battery pack. I had a Belkin Magsafe charger until I found out my sister threw it away. Itās honestly the best one for battery health. ļæ¼
theskyopenedup t1_j6l7rf1 wrote
That one is ridiculously expensive and only comes in one awful color.
inspectorgadgetaudio t1_j6l9po8 wrote
Not trying to worry you but I thought Iād start MagSafe charging with my new 14ProMax. I brought an ESR brand 10000mAh powerbank/pass through one with a kickstand. My battery health dropped in 1 month. I also had ācharging paused due to heatā messages sometimes. It could be coincidence but I stopped using it and went back to 20W Apple charging via lightning cable and my battery health stopped dropping and has remained the same. I do have a separate MagSafe mounted to the air vent in the car though and I do use that still. Make of all that what you willš¤·āāļø
sushimonster_xoxo t1_j6ktsrr wrote
I have an Anker mag safe charger