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Rafik specter :
every single charger in the market does that
2025-10-04 21:24:16
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67 • DEV™ ✓ :
literally every charger
2025-10-04 15:49:39
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Juan Pablo Díaz Guer :
Sooo you are paying for something that can’t match the gold standard?….
2025-10-06 11:22:15
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Herrazuru :
You're joking right? 😂 I have 2 Android phone, 1 charge at 100W,the other 40W..even the free charger that comes with the phone knows to limit the charging to 40W on the 2nd phone.
2025-10-04 14:33:19
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Антон Б1 :
It’s called PD - power delivery. It gives as much power as a device can take. This technology in all modern chargers. For example in Ugreen or Anker chargers
2025-10-04 15:31:18
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user795126337526 :
Anker is better and cheaper
2025-10-04 23:22:21
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Lachie collyer :
Wish it was in non American markets
2025-10-04 14:43:34
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Matti :
don't think I've ever had a USB C charger that doesn't do this.
2025-10-05 08:02:05
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drky.init :
Xiaomi does 200W btw.
2025-10-05 07:58:19
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Zozomaniac :
ugreen do this since 2015 at 25usd
2025-10-04 22:07:43
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Carterpcs :
No explanation of AVS? That’s the important feature here
2025-10-05 00:57:16
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Ty :
Wow another overpriced accessory from Apple. Great. Hey Apple can you make a wireless microphone and a folding phone and some things people will actually buy.
2025-10-04 16:40:51
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Gio 📐 :
That function is in like… ALMOST EVERY OTHER CHARGER OUT THERE!
2025-10-04 16:54:58
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yo647Jose :
So why not get one that can handle 60 watts threw out
2025-10-04 20:52:12
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Storm Zaal :
so it's a GaN charger that overheats... What in the .... is dynamic about that?? Any modern charger will base output power on the connected device's charging rate.
2025-10-04 15:17:51
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SouthernUnit1 :
That’s PD(power delivery) protocol. Why is apple making a big deal out of this? This is old tech!!!
2025-10-04 16:35:03
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Disturbed666 🇨🇦 :
sooooooo a PD adapter, this isn't new, I can change my phone that only takes 25W with my 60W laptop charger
2025-10-04 16:08:16
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Iu Li An :
Laughing in my $500 POCO F7 Pro that takes 90W and I'm charging it with a 120W brick, but it works because phone is smart and the charger is smart and everything is years ahead of iPhone! Did I mentioned that is has a Silicon Carbon battery?
2025-10-05 06:17:02
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Dota4Ever86 :
Apple cult members are something else She described what every charger does in the past 10 years on the Android/Laptop space
2025-10-05 02:58:37
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321thijs123 :
You dont "send" watts, the device requests a specific voltage (There has been a standardized protocol for this for years, but apple doesn't use it...). Anyway, then the device can draw whatever current it wants, and power (watts) just is voltage * current. So a higher voltage just allows more power at the same current.
2025-10-05 09:47:16
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MrBIO :
This is nothing new. Almost all higher quality chargers have this. It's an optional (unfortunately) part of USB PD named PPS (programmable power supply) that allows the device to take any voltage it wants within the limits of the charger. Chargers without this can also regulate Voltage and Amps however it's not fine control and it would be something like 9V-Xamsp or 5V-Xamps.
2025-10-04 21:22:07
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jmv2048 :
How this is better than a ugreen 100w?
2025-10-04 19:58:23
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user3468565751535 :
the same thing happens when you charge your car
2025-10-05 05:30:20
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Simon H :
basically it's using a worse tech than already exists (PPS)
2025-10-05 03:27:14
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M :
Bridget is fun to watch
2025-10-04 21:20:22
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