https://www.lowyat.net/2018/151586/machines...e-batt-replace/ refer the display replacement, i think is price according to Apple

try with USB tester
how many watt iPhone X draws from a USB PD charger + Apple USB-C to Lightning


This post has been edited by vez: Jan 27 2018, 02:44 PM

iOS 11.2.5 since release few days ago
left 49% batt, in fact very minimal game for past 24 hours
just heavily used on browsing and whatsapp, fb, ig, call...


This post has been edited by vez: Jan 28 2018, 03:34 PM

redo some iPhone X charging with usb tester

USB-PD charger with Apple USB-C to Lightning cable, phone batt @50%, drawing current ~18W


USB 5V/2.4A (non QC, just normal) with Apple USB Lightning cable, phone batt @50%, drawing current ~12W


the above current draws by iPhone X, with USB-PD indicate almost 30% faster...

for some reason, many argue that not worth the investment for USB-PD, my answer would be depends, because after 70-80%, both charger above drawing almost same Watt, it just have significant differences from 0% to 60-70% in terms of time spent to charge

but facts show that from 0-100% using USB-PD vs 5V/2.4A, just a small different around 15-20mins... in real world, i do believe not many peoples will charge to 100% everyday, so charging in between 20-80% more frequent, using USB-PD will save more significant time

p/s: the myth of charging phone, is how much Watt (current) the phone will draws, it is not the charger that keep on pushing current to the phone, it is the phone itself decide how much current to draw so if your adapter can provide the current your device can draws, your device will draws the current it needs

This post has been edited by vez: Jan 31 2018, 05:35 PM

i used Adblock Plus, seems working in safari

how much and where you buy from?

will it become sensitive item when ship to Malaysia? since it is electronic item