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For the cell gurus,,,,,

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    Posted: 06 Sep 2020 at 8:30am

 I been noticin that when I forget to charge my IPhone on the house charger,,it takes a lot longer than it does if I use the charger in the car,,,??  The car charger only takes bout 1 1/2 hour from bout a 30% to a 100% and the house charger takes ,,,several hours,,,  Wonder why,,??
 Also wonderin if the fast charging is not good to the phone battery,,?
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How many amps does it take to charge a phone?
Standard chargers that come with iPhones and older Android phones carry 1 amp of current and put out 5 watts of power. New rapid chargers with technology such as Quick Charge support 2 amps and 12 watts or more, potentially charging your phone up to four times faster.Jul 2, 2019
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In my house I have noticed that some chargers are faster than others. This is house current. Try a different charger if you have more than one. Have the same issue with an iPad charger in a vehicle.
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These new smart phones learn your charging and first usage daily pattern. My new phone has learned that I plug it in around 9-9:30 pm and start using it at 6am. According to what I read it will charge up to 80% and hold until just before 6am to go to 100% supposedly to increase battery life. It’s an iPhone X.
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