My SE2020 didn't come with a charger either. The first one in my time
of owning iPhones.
Maria Campbell
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All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing.
--Edmund Burke
On 6/7/2021 7:00 PM, Steve Matzura wrote:
The stock package for an iPhone 12 Pro Max comes with a charging
cable, but no charger. This is the first phone I've had, starting with
the venerable 4S, where no little charger cube was hiding ina nook or
cranny in the main iPhone box. What you do get is a charging cable,
and thereby hangs another tale, because you need to know that the end
that's supposed to go into your little charging cube wall wart that
you don't get, that connector is not USB-A--it's USB-C. So if you
don't have any USB-C charger wall warts in the house, you're going to
be kiind-of stuck until you either get one or buy the accessory kit
from your phone store or provider that contains a case and the new
wireless MagSafe charging square. I got lucky--I didn't foresee this
problem, but I did want the wireless charging option plus the case
plus the screen protection.
Oh yeah, no earbuds either.
The above aside, they've done a clever thing regarding installing the
tempered glass screen protector--you now get a plastic form that
neatly fits over the iPhone itself. What you do with it is, you turn
it upside down and lay it on a flat surface, oritent yourself with the
tempered-glass screen protector so you know which is the end with a
notch cut out of it--that's the earpiece end, take it out of its
wrapping and sheathing, and lay it very gently adhesive side up in the
plastic form. Then, orient the phone itself in the same way as the
screen protector, remove its packaging covering, and lay it down into
the form on top of the adhesive backing of the screen protector. By
doing this, the screen protector is absolutely assured of being in
perfect position on the front side of the phone, and you don't get any
fingerprints anywhere. The slightest bit of oil from your fingers on
the front side will diminish the ability of the screen protector's
adhesive side to stick to the phone's glass face, and this new way of
applying these rigid-glass protectors seems to be a great thing,
especially for blind people. I wish I'd've had this for the XS Max
last year. If I did, I probably wouldn't have put it on ever so
slightly crooked, and it might not have come off about five months
later, also probably due to my having touched the screen and polluting
the surface with my body fluids (LOL) to orient it when putting it on.
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