So I got an iPhone X recently and looking to rectify the measly 5W adapter situation. I do not want to get into fast charging because I dont really want to spend that much money on a cable and an adapter. But I'd still like to get the maximum juice without fast charging. People recommend the 12W iPad charger which delivers power through 5V/2.4A if I'm not mistaken. I'd have gotten that except I want a charger with more than 1 USB port. So I got to doing some research and found this.
https://www.unipro.my/Aukey/aukey-pa-u36-4-...-charging-black
Its a 40W 8A charger. With that power I think it will deliver the full 5V/2.4A even if two phones were connected at the same time.
But then I came across this.
http://www.siyoteam.com/index.php?m=Home&c...&catid=14&id=76
This massive guy is a 50W 10A 8 port charger. The thing that caught my attention was that it will deliver 6.5-9V/2A & 9-12V/1.5A. So I wanted to know what is the limit of the power that a regular apple USB to lightning cable will handle? And will the iPhone X charge at 9V/2A or 12V/1.5A?

Vertu is a joke lol...not only the price tag, the device itself is a failure....

So I got an iPhone X recently and looking to rectify the measly 5W adapter situation. I do not want to get into fast charging because I dont really want to spend that much money on a cable and an adapter. But I'd still like to get the maximum juice without fast charging. People recommend the 12W iPad charger which delivers power through 5V/2.4A if I'm not mistaken. I'd have gotten that except I want a charger with more than 1 USB port. So I got to doing some research and found this.
https://www.unipro.my/Aukey/aukey-pa-u36-4-...-charging-black
Its a 40W 8A charger. With that power I think it will deliver the full 5V/2.4A even if two phones were connected at the same time.
But then I came across this.
http://www.siyoteam.com/index.php?m=Home&c...&catid=14&id=76
This massive guy is a 50W 10A 8 port charger. The thing that caught my attention was that it will deliver 6.5-9V/2A & 9-12V/1.5A. So I wanted to know what is the limit of the power that a regular apple USB to lightning cable will handle? And will the iPhone X charge at 9V/2A or 12V/1.5A?

So I got an iPhone X recently and looking to rectify the measly 5W adapter situation. I do not want to get into fast charging because I dont really want to spend that much money on a cable and an adapter. But I'd still like to get the maximum juice without fast charging. People recommend the 12W iPad charger which delivers power through 5V/2.4A if I'm not mistaken. I'd have gotten that except I want a charger with more than 1 USB port. So I got to doing some research and found this.
https://www.unipro.my/Aukey/aukey-pa-u36-4-...-charging-black
Its a 40W 8A charger. With that power I think it will deliver the full 5V/2.4A even if two phones were connected at the same time.
But then I came across this.
http://www.siyoteam.com/index.php?m=Home&c...&catid=14&id=76
This massive guy is a 50W 10A 8 port charger. The thing that caught my attention was that it will deliver 6.5-9V/2A & 9-12V/1.5A. So I wanted to know what is the limit of the power that a regular apple USB to lightning cable will handle? And will the iPhone X charge at 9V/2A or 12V/1.5A?

You get what you pay for.

I have a 2 port 2.4A LDNIO charger and a 3 port 2.4A Aukey charger. The Aukey's charging performance is more consistent and the product itself is physically more solid.

30W 3 port (what I have) = Lazada Link

40W 4 port model = Lazada Link

Guy, planning to buy iPhone X for my wife. She loves to takes pictures a lot. How's the battery life? Is it an all day phone as advertise?

Well, they better get their 'shit' right. Other brands are coming up fast.

I read somewhere that not all third party QC chargers are supported by the new iPhones, so best ask the seller or someone else with the said chargers just to be safe.

I go for normal 5V/2.4A (i.e. 12W) chargers instead of Qualcomm Quick Charge or other proprietary fast charging power blocks.

For aukey chargers, that means those with green holes instead of orange ones

all day. but not till midnight..

I go for normal 5V/2.4A (i.e. 12W) chargers instead of Qualcomm Quick Charge or other proprietary fast charging power blocks.

For aukey chargers, that means those with green holes instead of orange ones

At IKEA Australia, they have some nice looking wireless charging lamps. Wondering when Malaysia will bring them in instead of their current not so nice looking ones.

Would have bought the lamp but needing to use a universal adaptor for the Aus plug is quite troublesome.

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Been getting this problem lately...while I was swiping up it’ll pop up this blank screen, although it looks good but for the wrong reason anyone else get it?

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Nope...never experienced this bro. How frequent you get this? Everytime?

No worries there, buddy. I've been on an ip6 for 2 years now (work phone) so I'm well prepared.

I don't need the full Apple 'seamless user' experience so am still keeping my stuff in my Google account. iCloud's only for phone and appdata backups.

No issues going back to Android if I have to, maybe one day when an iphone costs 10K ha ha.

Ya, exactly. They just give you the illusion that there's less bloatware but the truth is a lot of hidden stuffs going on in the background. When I turned off data and WiFi on my S8 and S8+ previously, it still drains 5-6% overnight. Can't explain it. Ha ha.

Guys, my gf using an iphone7, her iphone always not detect sim cards, was using umobile. This never happens on her samsung phone. Is there anyway to fix? Or bring it to apple center?

Edit: lol wrong subforum