While it may appear dangerous, it is entirely safe to use Apple’s higher-wattage USB-C power adapters. That’s because it is your iPhone or iPad that actually regulates the amount of power it can draw from the plugged charger. Charge iPhone 13 through MacBook You can use an existing Qi-certified wireless charger or charging pad to wirelessly charge your iPhone 13 with speeds up to 7.5 watts. A lot of these chargers are available frombrandssuch as Mophie, Belkin, Otterbox, and even at Apple stores.

MagSafe was brought in with the iPhone 12 and to be honest it did not live up to the hype too well. However in the past year of using it I would recommend a MagSafe charger, it will auto align with the wireless charger on the iPhone and not slip off so you’ll never have to wake up to a dead battery again.So since the iPhone 12 Apple has started not to include a power plug in the box with the phone. This was to reduce electrical waste, and also make the iPhone boxes slimmer which in turn means more can fit in when travelling. Depending on the model, iPads come with a 10W, 12W, 18W, and 20W power adapter in the box. Those who have an iPad can use their iPad charger to juice up the iPhone 13. That said, note that only the 18W and 20W iPad chargers support output via USB-C. Hence, your best bet would be to use either of them with the provided USB-C to Lightning cable. Plug iPhone 13 into MacBook charger MacBook USB-C Power Adapters First up from Choetech is an Aluminium stand which hold the charger in and also holds your iPhone up. I think this would look great on an office desk and would allow you to see you notifications easily without needing to look over the phone.

The only issue I’ve found with the MagSafe charger is that it’s designed to move around with your phone, but if you are like me and just put your iPhone on the charger at night and then want to grab it and go in the morning it becomes annoying having to pull the charger off it. That’s were the below products come into play. NOTE: You need a 20W or higher power adapter to fast charge your iPhone 13. Though all these adapters with work irrespective of the iPhone 13 model, consider buying a high-watt charger if your iPhone supports higher charging speeds. Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter 20W USB-C Power Adapter iPhone 13 Series Overview: The iPhone 13 series includes the iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max. They boast features like major camera improvements, larger storage, the A15 chipset, and new color options. Additional points to consider include the wattage of the power adapter you buy. The higher the number, the faster your device will charge, but note that the adapter will also be larger.A 5W power adapter is smaller than the 20W equivalent, while a 30W power adapter is bigger and faster than both of those previously mentioned. It doesn't really matter which wattage you go for since they all work, just at different speeds. With the iPhone 13 you might want to consider charging a different way though as it has the option for MagSafe. However, with the release of the iPhone 12 in 2020, Apple stopped including headphones of any kind in the box with the iPhone except in a few territories. “Courage” It is worth noting that the 13 Pro Max won’t charge at peak 27W power during the entire charging cycle. That’s because Apple gradually slows down the charging speed once the battery reaches 50% charge to prevent overheating. Charge iPhone 13 wirelessly with a MagSafe charger MagSafe Charger connected to iPhone Besides, you can use third-party USB-C power adapters that support USB Power Delivery (USB-PD) andcomply with Apple’s safety standards. Charge iPhone 13 with an iPad charger 12W iPad Wall Charger

How do I charge my iPhone 13?While Apple encourages users to re-use their oldUSB-A to Lightning cables and power adapters to charge the iPhone. That said, charging an iPhone 13 can be a problem if it’s your first iPhoneor you don’t already have a USB-C charger. In such a case, buying an official charger from Apple seems to be the only solution. This is one from Olxiar is one I’ve found, it has 20W which is perfect for wired charging or if you are getting a MagSafe wireless charger (more on those later). What I like about this one is that it’s still compact in size so you’ll have no issues throwing it in your work or travel bag.

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Do you have a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro that supports charging through a USB-C port? Then you can simply use your MacBook’s USB-C power adapter if you don’t mind changing cables every single time you need to charge your MacBook or iPhone. Wondering why the iPhone 13 series doesn’t come with a wall charger? Well, it’s completely normal to think why the iPhone 13 is sold without a charger despite having premium pricing. To access and use all Apple Card features and products available only to Apple Card users, you must add Apple Card to Wallet on an iPhone or iPad that supports and has the latest version of iOS or iPadOS. Apple Card is subject to credit approval, available only for qualifying applicants in the United States, and issued by Goldman Sachs Bank USA, Salt Lake City Branch. Though this isn’t a feasible way, you can charge iPhone 13 intermittently using a MacBook. What’s good is that you can use the supplied Lightning to USB-C cable if you have a newer MacBook with USB-C ports. The only downside is that the charging speed would be relatively slower with this method. Buy a new charging adapter Now this next charger is for someone that really wants something that’ll look nice but also be practical. This MagSafe stand by Belkin charges your iPhone via MagSafe but also gives you another spot on the bottom to charge your AirPod’s as well!

There are several points to consider when working out which power adapter you need for your iPhone. Firstly, the most important rule is to make sure that you buy one with the correct USB port for your iPhone cable, as we briefly mentioned earlier. According to a test done by ChargerLAB, the iPhone 13 Pro Max can charge faster up to 27W speed when plugged into a 30W charger. Whereas its predecessor, the iPhone 12 Pro Max caps the maximum charging speed at 22 watts with a similar adapter. Hence, it’s best to get a 30W charger andtake advantage of fast charging speeds to rapidly fill the massive battery on 13 Pro Max. Like previous iPhones, the iPhone 13 features a Lightning port for charging. In case you have an old iPhone then you can use an existingLightning to USB-A cable with the conventional USB-A power adapter to charge iPhone 13. And with a 5W USB charger, it will be better to charge the iPhone overnight since it takes significantly longer to fully charge the battery. To help you out, we’ve compiled a list of various ways that you can use to charge your iPhone 13 mini, 13, 13 Pro, or 13 Pro Max. Charge iPhone 13 with an old charger Apple 5W charger and Lightning to USB cableUSB-C power adapters for MacBooks come in 29W, 30W, 61W, 87W, and 96W. Above that using a MacBook charger ensures that your iPhone charges at the fastest speed, depending on its model.