iPhone 15 Pro Max charging test results announced, reaching the 2-hour mark

iPhone 15 Pro Max charging test results announced 2-hour mark reached

【phoneauto News】The charging speed of Apple’s iPhone has always been criticized by users, especially after the release of the iPhone 15 series. Many users want to know how long it takes to fully charge the iPhone 15 series. On October 9th, phoneauto learned that a digital blogger updated the ranking of the time it takes for phones to be fully charged and tested the charging speed of the three models in the iPhone 15 series: the standard version, the Pro version, and the Pro Max version. The data shows that these three models occupy the bottom three spots on the ranking list.

The specific time to fully charge is as follows: iPhone 15 takes 1 hour, 53 minutes, and 52 seconds to fully charge, ranking 65th; iPhone 15 Pro takes 1 hour and 56 minutes and 52 seconds to fully charge, ranking 67th; iPhone 15 Pro Max takes 1 hour and 56 minutes to fully charge, ranking 66th. The blogger said: Let us congratulate the iPhone 15 series for crossing the 2-hour mark in terms of charging time, it can be said to be a step into a new era.

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Ranking of the time it takes for phones to be fully charged (Image source: New Evaluation Technology)

The detailed charging power is as follows: iPhone 15 has a maximum stable power of 20.3W and an average power of 8.9W; iPhone 15 Pro has a maximum stable power of 19.5W and an average power of 8.0W; iPhone 15 Pro Max has a maximum stable power of 24.9W and an average power of 11.6W. Regarding this data, the blogger said that actually the iPhone 15 charges to about 80% in about an hour, and the remaining 20% enters the trickle charging mode, with very low charging power and extremely slow speed. Combined with the stagnant charging power in recent years, it is well-deserved to rank last in charging speed.

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