Does powerport 5 support quick charge?

#1

So on Friday I will be receiving the PowerPort 5. I’m wondering if it will support quick charge for my iPhone, even though it’s not USB-C. It’s 40w, devided between 5 ports for 8w per port. Quick charge for an iPhone is 7.5w.

Thanks in advance!

#2

No it doesn’t. If you had looked at the link you’ve posted, you could of easily seen (Doesn’t support Quick Charge)

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#3

:point_up: This in a nutshell pretty much covers it :slight_smile:

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#4

Sorry, but I’m kind of confused. Even if it doesn’t support quick charge, will it still charge my phone at 8w?

#5

No, it’s the same as a normal IQ. 2.4a per port or 8a overall.

#6

So, this will charge my phone exactly the same as my 5w adapter from out of the box?

#7

This charger can output up to 5 volts at 2.4 amps per port. It will charge a little faster than the standard iPhone charger included with the phone (it maxes out at 5 volts at 1 amp = 5 watts), but the iPhone only accepts up to 1.5 amps at 5 volts I believe.

The “fast charge” via Power Delivery is achieved by going above 5 volts, but this charger will only output 5 volts. Therefore, this charger will not be as fast as Power Delivery, but it will be faster than the standard iPhone charger.

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#8

@ndalby do you know what happened to my other post about the wrong name being listed under a topic? When I click into it I get a page that says I don’t have access to it…

#9

Thanks, I think this helps me understand a little better :joy:.

@Oggyboy thanks for your help as well

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#10

Topic was closed as it was already covered in the following post under an ongoing issues topic for the community;

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#11

Oh thanks. I guess I didn’t it didn’t show up when I searched :man_shrugging: