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In iOS 18, Apple has introduced a new notification that alerts iPhone users when their device is charging too slowly. If the iPhone detects insufficient charging power, a prompt appears advising the user to check whether the wired or wireless charger might be experiencing an issue.
A similar feature debuts in watchOS 26 for the Apple Watch. When the watch identifies unusually slow charging speeds, it displays a “slow charger” message within the Battery settings.
In its official support documentation, Apple clarifies:
“With watchOS 26, if your Apple Watch detects that your charging experience could be improved, you’ll see a Slow Charger message in Settings > Battery. This doesn’t mean that there’s anything wrong with your Apple Watch or charger; it just means that your watch could charge faster by using a higher-wattage charger.”
Under the section on how to charge more efficiently, Apple advises:
“If your charger has more than one port, or if you charge with a computer or USB hub with other connected devices, the maximum power output might be reduced. Charge ports in USB hubs or cars also might charge slower than a dedicated USB-C charger.”
Apple further notes that charging through a USB hub with multiple devices connected may result in power being split, thereby reducing charging efficiency. For the best results, users are encouraged to connect their Apple Watch directly to a charger using a dedicated cable rather than routing through hubs or intermediary devices.
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