I'm guessing the charger that comes with the watch is the someone that comes with the IPhone. You can also use the iPad charger to charge the iPhone. Will the iPad charger also charge the watch? Would save carrying 2 chargers on trips.
I'm guessing the charger that comes with the watch is the someone that comes with the IPhone. You can also use the iPad charger to charge the iPhone. Will the iPad charger also charge the watch? Would save carrying 2 chargers on trips.
The brick is the same. The cord is different.
I figured that as I said but does the iPad one work, as I asked.
Yes both work see apples accessory store.
It is safe to use the 12W charger but it will not charge any faster than the supplied (5W) charger.
Is this confirmed? Why is this? I'm not questioning you, I'm just curious to how/why an iPad or iPhone would charge faster but not the watch. I'm generally ignorant on topics regarding charging/electricity etc.
Thanks!
Confirmed by users, I've seen a photo someone measured the power going into the watch and it was between 1 and 2W. Apple has built in limits that control current going into the battery because 1) safety, charging too fast could be dangerous, and 2) gives the battery a longer life. iPhones (especially the 6 and 6 Plus) and iPads have much larger batteries compared to the Watch, so they can safely accept more current (power).
Confirmed by users, I've seen a photo someone measured the power going into the watch and it was between 1 and 2W. Apple has built in limits that control current going into the battery because 1) safety, charging too fast could be dangerous, and 2) gives the battery a longer life. iPhones (especially the 6 and 6 Plus) and iPads have much larger batteries compared to the Watch, so they can safely accept more current (power).