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Is it dangerous to charge the i phone6 with the i pad equipment cause it is 2 times faster than charging it with the normal i phone equipment , some people said me dont do this 1month and the i phone is damaged and some said yes do this it not affects the performance

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Uhh.

Wrong.

Section.

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Is it dangerous to charge the i phone6 with the i pad equipment cause it is 2 times faster than charging it with the normal i phone equipment , some people said me dont do this 1month and the i phone is damaged and some said yes do this it not affects the performance

Fairly sure the phone reduces the wattage being supplied anyway, so there isn't any damage at all. 

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No the iPhone will be quite fine. If it was dangerous it wouldn't be possible, at least not without extreme research into the risks first. That's the way Apple works.

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Wrong section ? Hmm but it is the section tech news and it is new tech so ....?

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The charger supplies x amount of current the device asks for. As long as the voltage is the same, which is 5V on usb, it will work fine.

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Should be in the troubleshooting section I believe. Since you were providing a question not an article on the topic.

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Oh ok than im sorry can i delete my entry cause im on the phone now and i think you cant mark it as solved on the phone ...

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The charger supplies x amount of current the device asks for. As long as the voltage is the same, which is 5V on usb, it will work fine.

 

This. Also, wrong section.

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so long as the battery management is in the phone and not the charger then it will be fine. The fact that it chargers in twice the time is interesting though, I would have thought all Apple chargers being interchangeable would have had the same power ratings.

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unless you soak your hands in water before you plug it in then no 

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Wrong section ? Hmm but it is the section tech news and it is new tech so ....?

Yeah, tech news doesn't mean new tech

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Wrong section ? Hmm but it is the section tech news and it is new tech so ....?

The tech news section isnt for talking about newly released tech. Its for talking about news stuff related to tech, like specs, benchmarks, reviews, release dates, etc :)

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Is it dangerous to charge the i phone6 with the i pad equipment cause it is 2 times faster than charging it with the normal i phone equipment , some people said me dont do this 1month and the i phone is damaged and some said yes do this it not affects the performance

Aside from all the BS complaining about how it's not in the right section let's cut to the answer.

 

No. It is perfectly fine to charge an iPhone with an iPad charger. If anything, it will be good for the iPad charger, because the iPhone only draws 1A of power while the iPad charger can provide up to 2.1A, therefore reducing the amount of heat produced. 

 

It's like using a higher wattage PSU then what you need. Running a PC that draws 300W off a 750W PSU is perfectly safe.

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