If you want the best possible charging speeds for your iPhone, the 30W charging speed guarantees it whereas Apple's 20W charger, despite being the one Apple uses for its iPhone charging promises ...

Several users say the Apple MagSafe charger provides fast wireless charging ... The MagSafe Charger charges up to 25W when paired with a 30W or 35W power adapter. It’s simply the “best ...

But times have changed and so have Apple's options for the charger types ... Buy a 2022 MacBook Air M2 and its base spec ships with a 30W charger. That'll take around 2.5-hours to fully recharge ...

The update only applies to the newer charger that provides faster wireless charging up to 25W when using a 30W power adapter ... so it appears that Apple will no longer support that charger ...

An iPhone charger should be rated at least 20W, and we’d recommend 30W or better as newer iPhones can accept higher wattages than even Apple admits. A 30W charger can handle an iPad Pro and has ...

Secondly, the handsets peak at a lower 18W-ish of power when connected to a standard USB Power Delivery charger (without PPS support), such as an older Pixel plug or the 30W Apple USB-C charger we ...