How to determine if my iPhone XS is Fast Charging?












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I recently got myself a USB Type C to Lighting Cable and a 30W USB Type C Adaptor(USB-PD). When I plug in the charger to my iPhone, I find my phone charging noticeably faster than normal but there doesn't seem to be any indication on the screen regarding the device being Fast Charged.



I read online about a "Double Ding" sounds when plugging in, but I don't think it seems to happen for my device.



I have a iPhone XS Max running latest version of iOS 12.






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    I recently got myself a USB Type C to Lighting Cable and a 30W USB Type C Adaptor(USB-PD). When I plug in the charger to my iPhone, I find my phone charging noticeably faster than normal but there doesn't seem to be any indication on the screen regarding the device being Fast Charged.



    I read online about a "Double Ding" sounds when plugging in, but I don't think it seems to happen for my device.



    I have a iPhone XS Max running latest version of iOS 12.






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      I recently got myself a USB Type C to Lighting Cable and a 30W USB Type C Adaptor(USB-PD). When I plug in the charger to my iPhone, I find my phone charging noticeably faster than normal but there doesn't seem to be any indication on the screen regarding the device being Fast Charged.



      I read online about a "Double Ding" sounds when plugging in, but I don't think it seems to happen for my device.



      I have a iPhone XS Max running latest version of iOS 12.






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      I recently got myself a USB Type C to Lighting Cable and a 30W USB Type C Adaptor(USB-PD). When I plug in the charger to my iPhone, I find my phone charging noticeably faster than normal but there doesn't seem to be any indication on the screen regarding the device being Fast Charged.



      I read online about a "Double Ding" sounds when plugging in, but I don't think it seems to happen for my device.



      I have a iPhone XS Max running latest version of iOS 12.






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          There’s no on-screen indication of the charging speed on current iOS versions.



          The only way to really know is to time the charging, or use external hardware for USB-PD debugging that can show you the actual watts.






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            On Android this can simply be done with an app. So, I guess, in theory, if one had a jailbroken iOS device, one could make a program that displayed charging rate?

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            @Revetahw Yep! That should be possible. Since you can read the information about the power delivery once Jailbroken.

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          The only way to really know is to time the charging, or use external hardware for USB-PD debugging that can show you the actual watts.






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            On Android this can simply be done with an app. So, I guess, in theory, if one had a jailbroken iOS device, one could make a program that displayed charging rate?

            – Revetahw
            2 days ago






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            @Revetahw Yep! That should be possible. Since you can read the information about the power delivery once Jailbroken.

            – Jash Jacob
            2 days ago
















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          There’s no on-screen indication of the charging speed on current iOS versions.



          The only way to really know is to time the charging, or use external hardware for USB-PD debugging that can show you the actual watts.






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            On Android this can simply be done with an app. So, I guess, in theory, if one had a jailbroken iOS device, one could make a program that displayed charging rate?

            – Revetahw
            2 days ago






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            @Revetahw Yep! That should be possible. Since you can read the information about the power delivery once Jailbroken.

            – Jash Jacob
            2 days ago














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          There’s no on-screen indication of the charging speed on current iOS versions.



          The only way to really know is to time the charging, or use external hardware for USB-PD debugging that can show you the actual watts.






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          There’s no on-screen indication of the charging speed on current iOS versions.



          The only way to really know is to time the charging, or use external hardware for USB-PD debugging that can show you the actual watts.







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            On Android this can simply be done with an app. So, I guess, in theory, if one had a jailbroken iOS device, one could make a program that displayed charging rate?

            – Revetahw
            2 days ago






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            @Revetahw Yep! That should be possible. Since you can read the information about the power delivery once Jailbroken.

            – Jash Jacob
            2 days ago














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            On Android this can simply be done with an app. So, I guess, in theory, if one had a jailbroken iOS device, one could make a program that displayed charging rate?

            – Revetahw
            2 days ago






          • 1





            @Revetahw Yep! That should be possible. Since you can read the information about the power delivery once Jailbroken.

            – Jash Jacob
            2 days ago








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          On Android this can simply be done with an app. So, I guess, in theory, if one had a jailbroken iOS device, one could make a program that displayed charging rate?

          – Revetahw
          2 days ago





          On Android this can simply be done with an app. So, I guess, in theory, if one had a jailbroken iOS device, one could make a program that displayed charging rate?

          – Revetahw
          2 days ago




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          @Revetahw Yep! That should be possible. Since you can read the information about the power delivery once Jailbroken.

          – Jash Jacob
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          @Revetahw Yep! That should be possible. Since you can read the information about the power delivery once Jailbroken.

          – Jash Jacob
          2 days ago


















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