Can I Use My Old Charger For Iphone 12

iPhone 12 may function this new fast charger that's implausibly tiny

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According to a new report, Apple, Samsung, Oppo and early manufacturers volition very soon start using bran-new gallium nitride technology developed that cuts the size of power adapters while keeping the unvarying wattage.

This way that Apple may dramatize the tech in its New iPhone 12, iPad 2022 OR MacBook Pro 2022.

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As reported by Chinese IT publication Caifa News (via Gizchina), the new fast charging tech was developed by Xiaomi and it's already in utilization in the new power adapter seen under, which comes with the company's new Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro.

Liken that to Apple's current power 61W brick for the MacBook Pro, which is massive by comparison.

The difference in size is plain quite shocking. The Xiaomi 65W adapter comes with a USB-C embrasure and it can charge its new flagship telephone set in just 45 minutes.

This also agency that chargers that are not as powerful leave get diminished to virtually half their size, which will upshot in incredibly little devices. Just take a look at your current iPhone charger and reckon it barge in half.

Tiny size of it, freehanded power, adaptable output

The tiny size of it is the result of replacing modern silicon-based technology with Ga nitride (GaN). The usage of GaN tech butt reportedly repress the size of existing solutions by 48%. Information technology uses two integrated circuits made of that metal debase, the Nanomicro NV6115 and NV6117.

Aside from its ridiculous tiny size, other profit of this new technology is that it senses the needs of whatever you connect to them, sending sporty the right sum of power that the devices demands. This way that Apple wish personify able to ship a single adapter that could feast anything from an AirPods case to the latest MacBook Professional 16-edge in.

Apparently these chargers are already available for about $21 in PRC, but we wish probably see them coming to the balance of the world before long).

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