Apple iPhone 14 Pro / Max supports up to 27W fast charging, but 15-20W most of the time.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the clues of tomato fried tomato delivery! CTOnews.com, Sept. 18 (Xinhua)-- charging tests on the Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max show that the phone supports up to 27W peak power, while the iPhone 14 standard version supports up to 25W fast charging, according to the charging head website. If you want to choose a charger, you can basically continue last year's iPhone 13 strategy. 30W PD is enough, or you can choose 20W, which is officially recommended by Apple.

Weibo blogger @ Digital chat site said, "the measured peak power of the iPhone 14 Pro is 26W ±, but it is basically unstable, most of the time it is 15-20W, and it takes more than an hour and a half to fill it. But the battery life of the phone is really good, and charging is still Apple's weakness. The mid-end phones in the Android camp are popular with 100 watts, and then there are more than 100 watts."

CTOnews.com has learned that Apple has recently released a new iPhone 14 series model, both the regular version and the Pro series claim to be 20W fast charging, which can charge up to 50% in 30 minutes. Certification shows that this model supports up to 29W fast charging and is also compatible with 27W, 12.5W and 5W charging protocols.