Agreed west never wrong. White never wrong either.

I used a 45W Samsung adapter, shouldn't be a problem right

Maybe it's my 16e misbehaving yesterday

Definitely. The rest of the world has no issue. At least, never seen people talking about it on UOB thread.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Jul 8 2025, 02:59 PM

Iphone used to be very good on idle , especially overnight , but seen like my OriginOS china ROM even better 😅 , from full charge yesterday night , play some games and social media , sleep at battery life 80% , wake up also 80% , straight line on the graph 😂






If my iphone16pm easily drain 4-5% overnight , hmmm...or maybe the mediatek 9400+ chip doing a good job 😂 look like apple need to add oil on their A19Pro chip



This post has been edited by chongkiatz: Jul 8 2025, 03:03 PM

I think so too it's my 16e issues

Not bad not bad usually Fon has around 2% battery drain during overnight, that means the dimensity 9400+ is very good chip

please use the power meter when charging, see how much your watt. Cable and adapter play important roles. By the way, some adapter dont work well on apple devices especially android supported types.

Official iPhone charger is really too expensive that's why I cincai used my old 45W Samsung charger to charge it, as long as it's charging I'm good 👍

ugreen 20w cheaper. less than rm30

He use 45W already cry slow charging, you want to suggest 20W?
Fast charging only china phone, Samsung and other western brand not for fast charging tech.

as i already say, please use power meter to monitor what is your max watt when charging. Use 45w charger, dont mean u get 45w. My wife use 65w on honor, but when use to charge iphone, it get worse watt than expected. All this info will indicate on power meter adapter. That is how i know which adapter/cable is good for certain devices. Besides, not all adapter/cable are claim max watt. It just cost rm25 to give u info that u want.
Apple recommendation:
The iPhone 16 series supports up to 25W for MagSafe wireless charging and up to 20W for wired charging using a USB-C Power Delivery (USB-PD) charger, achieving 50% charge in around 30 minutes with the appropriate adapter and cable. While some reports suggest the iPhone 16 Pro Max could potentially handle up to 45W, testing indicates it doesn't actually charge at that speed.

This post has been edited by ericlaiys: Jul 8 2025, 09:44 PM

Nokia 3310: hold my beer

What WOW only RM 30. But is it safe to use ?

Ugreen is safe.

Going to try it next time

ugreen is most trusted brand for apple devices

No doubt on that. The phone will only draw whatever current it can support during the charging.
But since he is use to China phone, the charging speed of iPhone cannot match.

Ok noted with thanks 👍

Still worth buy 16e in 2025? Or just wait another year for next model?

My problem is i use old iphone that ios cant be updated anymore

I'll need to buy this iphone at cheaper price or switch to android

get ip16.it is cheaper

Iphone16 is cheap now , wait 25/7 or 8/8 will have a little lower price.

After considering it i might get 16/16+

But heard 16e got a problem as it were the lowest key features of all

Currently i'm using old iphone as primary so no i dont need to get back to android right now