Question 1

Will this work for iPhone 11 or should I get the 18w charger?

Accepted Answer

Yes it would work fine paired with a usb-c to lighting cable, I have an iPhone 11 with the 18 watt brick and it charges pretty fast, but I’m thinking about getting the 20 watt brick for an even faster charge

Question 2

Does it come with box?

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Yes. It’s authentic and comes in the typical apple packaging. You have to pull a tab in order for the box to open.

Question 3

Does this work with iphone 12 pro? I saw an 18W one for 29.99 and this one is cheaper.

Accepted Answer

Yes, this will work great with the iPhone 12 (and above) - Just make sure that you also have the correct cable to connect this to your iPhone.

If you're purchasing this for a replacement to use with your iPhone 12 Pro, then you may have also lost the cable that was bundled in the original box that came with it. If so, you'll need that (or similar) cable because this charger only has 1 USB-C port and no Lightning ports.

If you need it, you can get that same official Apple USB-C to Lightning cable here:
https://www.amazon.com/Apple-USB-C-Lightning-Cable-2-m/dp/B09BRGK8HX

Or, if you don't want Apple's official cable (or the price is too high), I'd *highly* recommend that you get one that is "MFi Certified". In short, it just means that the product meets certain standards set by Apple (it's part of Apple's licensing program), and should definitely be compatible with your iPhone/iPad/Apple Watch.

There are many cables/adapters out there that are *not* MFi Certified. Many will likely still work fine; they're typically cheaper in price and quality, and can be attractive due to those lower prices,...
However, you run the risk of running into more issues or even ruining your device's charging port or other internal components altogether.

I unfortunately found this out the hard way and bought a cheap, non-MFi certified cable for my iPhone 8 a while back. It worked fine on day one, but just 2 days into it, the cable wouldn't charge or sync. I thought it was just the cable, but it ended up actually fusing-together a few of the metal leads inside the port itself, which destroyed the port on my iPhone...not a fun experience that I'd want to repeat as it was a big pain to get fixed.

So, I'd just stick with MFI Certified products. There's an Amazon Basics USB-C to Lightning cable, which is MFi Certified and inexpensive here:
https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Lightning-Certified-iPhone-Charger/dp/B07XS5CTRJ

Just to note - For the iPad Pro (2018 model or newer I believe) - It has a native USB-C port for charging/syncing, instead of the Lightning type. So you'd just need a straight USB-C to USB-C cable for it to work with this.

MY RECOMMENDATION: Stick with an MFi Certified cable such as the ones I linked above, which will work great with this charger and your iPhone 12 Pro.

Question 4

Will this work with the iPhone XR?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it will work with ALL iPhone models that have a Lightning port. You'll need to purchase an Apple USB-C to Lightning cable though: https://amzn.to/3Kw18ZQ

Product Dimensions	1.04 x 0.5 x 1.29 inches
Item Weight	0.01 ounces
Manufacturer	Apple
ASIN	B08L5M9BTJ
Item model number	MHJA3AM/A
Date First Available	October 13, 2020

Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter - iPhone Charger with Fast Charging Capability, Type C Wall Charger

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