so far MAX served me well and can last for 1 whole day, so i dont really bother the speed charge at this moment, before sleep just place on my samsung wireless charger and let it charge overnight lol

Haha, LOL 😂

One more thing where did you quote this from?
Apple China support?

Ok ok you win 5 more streets, still back to topic.
I did my McDodo USB C PD cable was fine for Apple 30w PD.
Apple articles already meantion can be used with after markets cable with 29w, 30w, 61w with 87w PD for iPhone XS Max.

Please Apple haven’t release the 18W fast charger for market.

Will wait for these and test it out. 😂😂😂

This post has been edited by Benefon: Oct 24 2018, 10:43 AM

Wireless charging will kill your iPhone battery in time 😇😇

bro...you are correct...currently only can use original apple cable due to the chip not yet release by apple to third party company to produce mfi cable...actually I know it through the 3c experts that always on Taiwan tv programme...

Checking Anker's website, they don't have type C to Lightning yet. I think probably due to Apple not certifying third party cables as of now.

I am using a 3rd party China made cable - it works very well charging both my ipxs Max and iPad mini
Your comment is incorrect : And NO! Ios 12.0.1 does not allow any third party usb c cable

Really? Maybe that's why Apple holding back the air power mat..

Already have many reports

After markets cable for only McDodo with USB C , I think the rest do not offers yet.

I'm referring to MFI certified third party cables... I doubt McDodo is MFI certified.

Got ZMI from Xiaomi or Baseus but they don’t have USB C, they got USB A for normal usage only

I have extra iPad 10W charger. I should be able to use this to charge XS Max, right? Better than the one Apple supplied in the box which is 5W.

My Friend he did his iPhone 6 Plus all the time with 10w charger from ipad.
It’s work well.

Faster, but more heat. I use the Apple 10W and 12W as well too, but that's when I'm rushing. If not I just put on the 5W and leave it.

I am doing that with my current 6 Plus. But I'd like my upcoming X Max to last longer (battery life) and so I wonder if I should use 10W or the default 5W?

I also have the MacBook Pro 61W and a Apple USB-C to Lightning cable (company issue) but I guess I will only use this Fast Charge as a last minute - in case in a rush and need battery !

My intent is to prolong the battery life as long as possible...

This post has been edited by belfong: Oct 24 2018, 11:14 AM

Yes correct.

You dont even know a single shit you talk about.. you can use 30W, 45W 61W.. still iphone PD fast charge capped at 18W.

Dont let yourself look like a fool to defend your Mcdodo cable.. If you have no knowledge about electrical then do more study.

finally someone with knowledge is here.. thanks for backing up!.


Sorry. i correct my statement. Ios 12.0.1 does support third party usb c cable but NOT PD FAST CHARGE.

Wow.. where did you get this information? apple dont even allow big company like aukey anker to produce MFI certified type-c lightning cable and this china mcdodo company got it?
once again proven you speak and judge with your own perspective. No point i debate here with you..

i just want to stress again, ONLY ONLY APPLE Type-c lightning cable able to PD fast charge now.

Should be fine. Although is not the 12W ipad pro charger, but it will do fine.

This post has been edited by chrischiang: Oct 24 2018, 11:16 AM

No facts to back this up though.

Use the 5W, it generates less heat = battery can last longer.

Hi guys, plan to buy iPhone xs max, anyone encounter poor reception or network issue at the moment? lower bar compare to previous model?

i dont think i will use it more than a year and i will inform the potential buyer that i used wireless charger since day 1, i prefered conveniet way to charge my phone, been used wireless charger since s7e