Apple introduced a few days ago its new iphone or rather, its new terminals in the iPhone 14 family. There are four members in this new iPhone family of smartphones, with the iPhone 14 being the base model, followed by the iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and finally the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
All these terminals have positive features, such as a new camera in the models iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, although they also have features that are not as important as keeping the same processor in the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus. Leaving all this aside, even the strongest model is not free from weaknesses.
And the thing is, with the official launch of these new devices, complaints about certain features have also begun, such as the case of the misnamed fast charging. After several tests carried out by a specialized environment, several issues regarding the speed of loading the model were resolved. iPhone 14 ProMax.
Throughout this show of data, it is clear that Apple is still lagging behind the competition in terms of download speeds. Actually iPhone 14 Pro Max it takes exactly 1 hour 49 minutes to charge from 0% to 100%. Yes it using an official Apple 96W charger.
The number is pretty crazy considering we’re facing a 2022 model and that cheaper Android terminals have better fast charging. The most recent case on Android is the Realme GT Neo 3, which includes a 150W charger that allows it to go from 0% to 100% in just 16 minutes.
Worst of all, this Android device isn’t even a high-end device, although if you take Samsung as an example, it’s true that Apple wouldn’t have done so badly. The South Koreans have stopped including the charger and the one they offer for fast charging in the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is only 45W, so it takes 1 hour to reach 100%.
Returning to the iPhone 14 Pro Max, when using an 18W charger, the standby time is 2 hours and 21 minutes.it drops to 2 hours and 11 minutes with a 20W charger and stays at 2 hours and 9 minutes with a 30W charger. However, if you only have a 5W charger, the wait is 5 hours.
Source: Computer Hoy
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