Additional points to consider include the wattage of the power adapter you buy. The higher the number, the faster your device will charge, but note that the adapter will also be larger.

But iPhone 13 series isn’t the end-all. It doesn’t offer a USB-C connection and though it has a Ceramic Shield display, you still might want to get a screen protector. Sadly, the iPhone 13 series also does not come with AirPods included (though, let’s be real: this was never in the realm of possibility). You can use an existing Qi-certified wireless charger or charging pad to wirelessly charge your iPhone 13 with speeds up to 7.5 watts. A lot of these chargers are available frombrandssuch as Mophie, Belkin, Otterbox, and even at Apple stores. USB-C power adapters for MacBooks come in 29W, 30W, 61W, 87W, and 96W. Above that using a MacBook charger ensures that your iPhone charges at the fastest speed, depending on its model. With the iPhone 13 you might want to consider charging a different way though as it has the option for MagSafe.

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There are several points to consider when working out which power adapter you need for your iPhone. Firstly, the most important rule is to make sure that you buy one with the correct USB port for your iPhone cable, as we briefly mentioned earlier. This is one from Olxiar is one I’ve found, it has 20W which is perfect for wired charging or if you are getting a MagSafe wireless charger (more on those later). What I like about this one is that it’s still compact in size so you’ll have no issues throwing it in your work or travel bag. It is worth noting that the 13 Pro Max won’t charge at peak 27W power during the entire charging cycle. That’s because Apple gradually slows down the charging speed once the battery reaches 50% charge to prevent overheating. Charge iPhone 13 wirelessly with a MagSafe charger MagSafe Charger connected to iPhone MagSafe was brought in with the iPhone 12 and to be honest it did not live up to the hype too well. However in the past year of using it I would recommend a MagSafe charger, it will auto align with the wireless charger on the iPhone and not slip off so you’ll never have to wake up to a dead battery again. NOTE: You need a 20W or higher power adapter to fast charge your iPhone 13. Though all these adapters with work irrespective of the iPhone 13 model, consider buying a high-watt charger if your iPhone supports higher charging speeds. Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter 20W USB-C Power Adapter

Wondering why the iPhone 13 series doesn’t come with a wall charger? Well, it’s completely normal to think why the iPhone 13 is sold without a charger despite having premium pricing. Like previous iPhones, the iPhone 13 features a Lightning port for charging. In case you have an old iPhone then you can use an existingLightning to USB-A cable with the conventional USB-A power adapter to charge iPhone 13. And with a 5W USB charger, it will be better to charge the iPhone overnight since it takes significantly longer to fully charge the battery. However, with the release of the iPhone 12 in 2020, Apple stopped including headphones of any kind in the box with the iPhone except in a few territories. “Courage” First up from Choetech is an Aluminium stand which hold the charger in and also holds your iPhone up. I think this would look great on an office desk and would allow you to see you notifications easily without needing to look over the phone. To help you out, we’ve compiled a list of various ways that you can use to charge your iPhone 13 mini, 13, 13 Pro, or 13 Pro Max. Charge iPhone 13 with an old charger Apple 5W charger and Lightning to USB cableIf you have a USB-C to USB-C cable or Lightning to USB-C cable, you'll need a USB-C power adapter. If you buy a 30-Pin to USB-A or Lightning to USB-A cable, you'll need a USB-A power adapter.