OLED iPad Mini Fast Charge Needs a 35W Adapter, Sold Separately
Apple's new iPad mini is fast-charge capable, but not with the adapter in the box. Apple's specifications say the device can reach up to a 50% charge in around 30 minutes when used with a USB-C power adapter capable of providing 35W or higher, but they are sold separately ($59) – the iPad mini comes with a 20W USB-C power adapter. The new OLED-equipped iPad mini features an 18.9-watt-hour battery…
Apple's new OLED iPad Mini is capable of fast charging, but users will need to purchase a separate 35W USB-C power adapter to take advantage of this feature. The device comes with a 20W adapter in the box, which is insufficient for fast charging. The iPad Mini features an 18.9-watt-hour battery, rated for up to 10 hours of web browsing or video. Pre-orders for the Wi-Fi model, starting at $699, began on October 28, with availability set for November 6.
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