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iPhone SE (2020) - Chargers

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  1. Samsung Wireless Charger Duo - Wireless charger - Without adapter and charging cable - 15 Watts - Black
    Samsung Wireless Charger Duo - Wireless charger - Without adapter and charging cable - 15 Watts - Black
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    Apple Original Power Adapter 2x USB-C - MacBook Charger - UK - 35W - White
    Apple Original Power Adapter 2x USB-C - MacBook Charger - UK - 35W - White
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    Apple Original Power Adapter USB-C - MacBook Charger - UK - 140W - White
    Apple Original Power Adapter USB-C - MacBook Charger - UK - 140W - White
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Charging speed
Charging speed

Charging speed refers to the speed at which a device charges. This is determined by the power of the charger or cable, expressed in Watts (W). Additionally, there are chargers and cables that support fast-charging technologies, which makes charging even faster. Choose the charging speed that suits your needs to charge your device as efficiently as possible.
Power output (W)
Power output (W)

Power output refers to the maximum amount of current delivered to a device to charge it, expressed in Watts (W). A charger or cable with a higher output will charge your devices faster than one with a lower output. Choose the output that suits your needs to charge your devices as efficiently as possible.
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Wireless charging
Wireless charging

Wireless charging lets you charge the battery of a device, such as your phone, without plugging in a cable. You do this with a charging station or a wireless power bank, for example.
Wireless technology
Wireless technology

To charge wirelessly, you need a device that supports this feature. But what are the differences?

MagSafe
MagSafe is Apple's own magnetic wireless charging technology that provides optimal magnetic alignment and faster wireless charging for iPhones from iPhone 12 onwards.

Qi
Qi is the most widely used standard for wireless charging, and many phones and chargers are compatible with it. With this technology, you place your phone on a charging pad. No magnets are involved and you align it manually.

Qi2
Qi2 is the newest wireless charging standard and an improved version of Qi. Qi2 uses magnets, like MagSafe. This provides perfect alignment and more efficient (and faster) charging.
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