My max charges in 65 minutes with no issues. I am also using a iPad charger, not the standard that comes in the box.
> On Sep 29, 2018, at 11:02 PM, lenron brown <lenro...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I won't bother going on a rant but i got to agree with this. I hate > how long it normally takes for my phone to charge. You offer the damn > charging standard but them give me stupid excuses about why I don't > get it in the box. Perfectly fine with charging me 70 bucks for it > though. > > On 9/29/18, M. Taylor <mk...@ucla.edu> wrote: >> Apple's iPhone XS Has A Serious New Problem >> By Gordon Kelly, 8:20 pm >> >> What Apple's iPhone XS (details) and iPhone XS Max (details) get right, >> they >> get very right. The problem is what they get wrong, they get very wrong and >> further tests have found a new skeleton in the closet. >> Perhaps predictably (given existing complaints), the problem concerns both >> new iPhone's wired charging with CNBC and PhoneArena describing their >> findings as "insanely slow" and "borderline criminal" respectively. >> >> Apple's iPhone XS (middle) and iPhone XS Max (left) have new battery >> problemsApple >> PhoneArena breaks down the numbers in detail, revealing that charging from >> flat to full with the bundled charger takes the iPhone XS a whopping 3 >> hours >> 5 minutes, while the iPhone XS takes 3 hours 29 minutes - almost half a >> working day. >> "This is borderline criminal compared to most Androids whose fast chargers >> come in the box and don't require you shell out $68 extra for the >> privilege," concludes PhoneArena reviewer Daniel Petrov. >> He is right. Apple prices its USB-C fast charger at $49 and the required >> USB-C one metre cable costs $19. Moreover, even with its fast charger Tom's >> Guide has shown charging speeds still lag behind cheaper rivals from >> OnePlus >> and LG. >> CNBC agrees with PhoneArena's conclusion, describing standard wired >> charging >> on both the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max as "insanely slow": >> "With most Android phones, I can plug in my phone, take a shower and know >> that I have enough battery to get me several more hours of battery life," >> says CNBC's Todd Haselton. "With the iPhone XS and iPhone XS, unless I use >> a >> bigger charger like the one included with the iPad, I don't get that same >> experience." >> >> iPhone XS and XS Max charge times are not competitive with Android rivals >> out the boxPhoneArena >> Defending its decision, Apple told Haselton that lots of customers >> "actually >> prefer the tiny charger to larger ones, since it's so compact and can be >> carried anywhere" which is about as bad as excuses get. >> Furthermore, while Apple spent some time promoting the faster wireless >> charging in its new iPhones, this also isn't without problems. >> For starters, it is slower than most premium Android rivals since its >> Qi-compatible charging doesn't use even half of the standard's 18W >> specification and, secondly, regular wireless charging has been shown to >> wear out batteries. Coincidentally, last week Apple confirmed it will >> charge >> more to replace batteries in the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. >> All of which means the iPhone XR (details) looks even more appealing. It >> may >> have the same charging limitations as the XSes, but it is a lot cheaper, >> has >> much better battery life, retains their best features and comes in better >> colours. >> Minor display concerns aside, it's a no-brainer. >> >> Original Article at: >> https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2018/09/27/apple-iphone-xs-max-xr-b >> attery-life-fast-charging-wireless-price-cost-update-se2/#61a7a1973af0 >> >> >> -- >> The following information is important for all members of the Mac >> Visionaries list. >> >> If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, or if >> you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact the owners or >> moderators directly rather than posting on the list itself. >> >> Your Mac Visionaries list moderator is Mark Taylor. 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