Other my iPad Mini 6 came with a 20W USB-C charger(A2305), is it the same one that Apple sells for iPhones?

[beerseagulls]

my iPad Mini 6 came with a 20W USB-C charger in the box (says Model A2305 on the charger itself)

is it the same one that Apple sells for iPhones? MHJA3AM/A on the outside of the box

I guess what I'm asking is whether or not A2305 and MHJA3AM/A are the same charger?

as long as I'm asking... is it normal that both my iPhone 13 Pro and old iPhone 12 Mini get really hot when using this charger? (both the back and the front screen glass) Using a contactless thermometer, it was as high as 136 degrees(13 Pro) and 132(12 Mini)... roughly as hot as the hot water that comes out of my kitchen faucet

 

[ericwn]

Pretty certain they make only one 20w charger.

 

[now i see it]

You could plug any of those devices into a 2000 watt charger and it would be fine. The “charger” is a just a power supply. It doesn’t do the charging. The charger is built into the phone/iPad.

 

[BuggyGT]

Yes it is the same charger as you can see both codes on the box, and the iPhone 13 Pro can actually top out at 23W charging.

 

[macintoshmac]

Yes it is the same charger as you can see both codes on the box, and the iPhone 13 Pro can actually top out at 23W charging.

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Whoa! I bought a charger a couple of months ago and it is model A2246. Imported in September 2021.

On further internet-ting, it seems the model numbers may differ with region.

 

[ukms]

it seems the model numbers may differ with region.

There's a good chance of that as regionally they have different pins (at least 3 if not more variations)

 

[macintoshmac]

There's a good chance of that as regionally they have different pins (at least 3 if not more variations)

Yes, that is what I figured as the reason for differing model numbers.