At 8:52 PM, the iPad Pro was at 90% and the multimeter showed 12.03V/1.21A. The multimeter displayed 12.01V/1.58A, while my iPad Pro was at 1% power at 6:19 PM.īy 7:13 PM the iPad Pro raised to 32%, by 7:36 PM, 46%, by 7:52 PM, 55%, and by 8:33 PM, 79%. For a second test, I plugged a USB-C to USB-C cable between the multimeter and into my iPad Pro 12.9”.
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When the phone was charged to approximately 90% power, the multimeter displayed 5.07V/1.49A, and the phone continued to charge to full over the next 15 minutes. The multimeter remained blank until the iPhone was plugged into the cable, but illuminated and displayed 9.05V/2.16A once the lightning cable plugged into the iPhone. To test the power output, I plugged a Klein Tools Multimeter into the USB-C port and then a USB-C to lightning cable between my multimeter and iPhone 13 Pro Max. Even though I appreciated the feature, there should have been a second port on the opposite edge.
This feature allowed the USB-C cable to divert around bulkier wall outlet plugs centered over the electrical plug. Since the type A wall outlets lacked directionality, they were essentially designed as a dummy-proof feature that eliminated a correct/only-way installation process. The front panel had a single off-center, gold-rimmed USB-C port located at one of the edges. I loved the sleek rounded edges, the anti-fingerprint surface material, and the placement of the product manufacturing labels, company name, and product specifications upon the back surface. The matte-midnight-blue shell of the RapidVolt charger measured 1 11/16 inches long by 1 5/8 inches wide by 1 3/16 inches thick, while the dual type A wall prongs added an additional 5/8 inches to the overall length. To access the RapidVolt power adapter, I lifted the top flap, slid the inner tray out from the packaging, and removed the 1.5-ounce device. Lastly, the lower panel provided legal copyright/trademark information, product manufacturing labels, and an SKU barcode.
The lower section provided a list of product highlights (20W power delivery, 4x faster-charging speeds, smart device detection, adaptive charging, advanced safety features, compact design, no included charging cable, and the 2-year limited warranty). The mid section provided two paragraphs, one in English and one in French, that detailed many of the features mentioned above. The rear panel displayed an image of a side-by-side outlet in process of adapter placement at the top of the panel. The left side panel provided an oblique image of the adapter and a bilingual description of the automatic detection/optimal charge feature. The right side panel provided three icons that detailed the protection against overvoltage, overcurrent, and high temperatures.
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