Revolution in the shop: Apple brings super fast magic for iPhone 17!

Revolution in the shop: Apple brings super fast magic for iPhone 17!

Taiwan, Taiwan - The charging speed of iPhones has been criticized for years, and Apple has now announced plans to improve the situation. According to a report by Oe24 will offer higher performance. These new models discovered on the Taiwanese NCC certification website wear the model numbers A3502 and A3503 and support a charging capacity of up to 45 watts.

In comparison, the existing chargers from Apple enable a maximum of 25 watts on iPhone 16, which increases the expectations of the new devices. The new Magsafe chargers are also intended to support the Qi2.2 standard, which theoretically allows charging services of up to 50 watts. This could make it possible to fully charge an iPhone in less than an hour, provided that the device supports this technology.

Details on the new Magsafe chargers

The Magsafe chargers A3502 and A3503 are visually identical to the already known models, but differ in the length of the cable-A3502 comes with a 1 meter long cable, while A3503 has a length of 2 meters. In addition to the new models, older iPhone models from iPhone 11 to iPhone 16 can also benefit from the new chargers because they are backward compatible, such as Gadgets360 reported.

The Qi2.2 standard should not only offer faster charging speeds, but also improvements in magnetic alignment and charging efficiency. This could not only accelerate the charging process, but also significantly improve general user experience.

effects on existing models

This could also be important for users of older iPhone models. Although the new chargers are primarily intended for the upcoming iPhone 17 series, owners of the previous iPhone generations also benefit from the faster charging speeds. Depending on the model, previous iPhones support different charging speeds, and the possibilities for wired charging remain at a maximum of 25 watts for the iPhone 16.

The current Magsafe chargers are compatible according to Apple Support , which is currently limited to a maximum of 15 watts. This represents a significant jump in the technology that Apple wants to offer its users.

It remains unclear which models of the iPhone 17 series will offer this new quick charging function. It is assumed that you may only be available for the more expensive Pro models, but there are no confirmations.