Iphone & Qi compatible charger

[Singrish]

As i’m having more & more devices i’m thinking of getting a belkin or mophie 3 in 1 wireless chargers sold on apple online shop that can simultaneously charge iphone, apple watch & earpod pro.

If my phone & earpod pro charging case are turned off & placed on the qi charger, will they still charge? Sounds silly but i know for apple watch it can’t be turned off when charging.

Also I currently use an apple 12w charger for my iphone 11 pro max. Will using these 3 in 1 wireless chargers be as fast or slower than the 12w charger?

TIA!

 

[reddevil0728]

As i’m having more & more devices i’m thinking of getting a belkin or mophie 3 in 1 wireless chargers sold on apple online shop that can simultaneously charge iphone, apple watch & earpod pro.

If my phone & earpod pro charging case are turned off & placed on the qi charger, will they still charge? Sounds silly but i know for apple watch it can’t be turned off when charging.

Also I currently use an apple 12w charger for my iphone 11 pro max. Will using these 3 in 1 wireless chargers be as fast or slower than the 12w charger?

TIA!

how do you turn off airpod (you mean?) charging case?

 

[Singrish]

how do you turn off airpod (you mean?) charging case?

Yeah......

 

[reddevil0728]

Yeah......

ya how do you turn it off???

 

[xenocide]

it depends on how the 3 in 1 charger power is distributed.
you need to check how much power is going to the phone, watch and airpods charger

typically i've seen are like 10-15W for phone wireless charging, 2-5W for both watch and airpods.

 

[szeli]

why do u want to turn off e devices?

 

[Singrish]

it depends on how the 3 in 1 charger power is distributed.
you need to check how much power is going to the phone, watch and airpods charger

typically i've seen are like 10-15W for phone wireless charging, 2-5W for both watch and airpods.

It says 7.5w to phone. Isn’t that kinda low?

 

[Singrish]

why do u want to turn off e devices?

Well for starters i dont want my phone ringing when im sleeping & secondly its a habit i guess. I switch off my iphone & apple watch every night.

So the thing is, with phone & airpod pro charging case off, will it still charge via wireless?

 

[reddevil0728]

Well for starters i dont want my phone ringing when im sleeping & secondly its a habit i guess. I switch off my iphone & apple watch every night.

So the thing is, with phone & airpod pro charging case off, will it still charge via wireless?

You can do DND mode instead of turning it off. Actually turning devices on and off might consume more power.

Why don't you test it out?

Also how do you turn off airpod pro case? Curious about that

 

[szeli]

Well for starters i dont want my phone ringing when im sleeping & secondly its a habit i guess. I switch off my iphone & apple watch every night.

So the thing is, with phone & airpod pro charging case off, will it still charge via wireless?

just turn on Do Not Disturb mode.

 

[cnt]

Wireless charger is definitely slower. Usually I charge overnight so it doesn’t matter to me

 

[Singrish]

Wireless charger is definitely slower. Usually I charge overnight so it doesn’t matter to me

Well i guess if i need to charge & use simultaneously i can still use wired but if charging over night then use wireless.

 

[cnt]

Well i guess if i need to charge & use simultaneously i can still use wired but if charging over night then use wireless.

Not advisable to charge and use at the same time. Bad for battery

 

[Singrish]

Not advisable to charge and use at the same time. Bad for battery

Serious ah? Sh*t i’ve been doing that forever!

 

[cnt]

Serious ah? Sh*t i’ve been doing that forever!

You battery health ok?

 

[icyflame]

Not advisable to charge and use at the same time. Bad for battery

Since when?

 

[cnt]

Since when?

Based on passed experience

 

[icyflame]

Based on passed experience

There is no scientific evidence on this. Even when you are not “using” the phone”, various processes are still running.

 

[cnt]

There is no scientific evidence on this. Even when you are not “using” the phone”, various processes are still running.

I know it’s hard to prove. Don’t believe you try.

 

[icyflame]

I know it’s hard to prove. Don’t believe you try.

Nah. Will take you at your words

But will continue to use it without considering the impact to battery. At most 2 years later pay to change the battery. Rather have close to full charge most of the time