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  1. Dec 1, 2020 · The phone cam I today. Open the box notice that it came with a small skinny cord but no piece to charge into the wall. So I used my charger to charge. My whole house hold has iPhones. Later before bed I went to try and use the skinny cord that was sent with the phone with one of my chargers.

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    • Laptop or Computer
    • Car Charger
    • Built-In USB Wall Port
    • Wireless Chargers
    • Public Recharging Stations
    • Portable Battery
    • Solar-Powered Charger
    • Hand Crank Charger
    • Campfire Charger

    While you can charge your iPhone without the charging block, you must have the charging cable. The best way is to use the charger cable with a USB port on your computer or another device. Otherwise, you can use public or outdoor supply chargers. Here are the best ways to charge your iPhone without a charging block.

    The easiest way to charge your iPhone is to plug its charging cable into a computer, laptop, or car.

    Beware of using public USB wall ports; hackers can use these to steal your information.

    Apple recommends using only Apple-licensed chargers with your iPhone.

    Use the USB port on your laptop or computer.

    If your computer is on, you can plug your iPhone's charging cable into the USB (or USB-C) port. Then, plug the other end into your iPhone. As long as the computer is on, your iPhone will charge.

    You may be prompted to

    the connection between your iPhone and computer.

    Newer cars may have built-in USBs. If your car doesn't have this, you can purchase an adapter for your car's cigarette lighter port. Then, plug your iPhone's charger cable into the USB port on the back of the charger.

    You should be able to find these chargers in most retail stores that have tech departments.

    Look for a USB port built into a wall outlet.

    Some wall outlets come with a USB port. This can charge your iPhone without the block—just plug it in!

    Find a wireless charging mat.

    Apple supports wireless charging on iPhone 8 or newer. These wireless chargers must be Qi-certified, and many can be found in cafes, hotels, and other public locations.

    Try public recharging stations if you're traveling.

    This poses the same risks as the built-in wall port in public areas—hackers may steal your data through this method. However, if it's an emergency, try to use a station next to an employee or security.

    Buy a portable battery pack.

    (also known as power banks) can be charged ahead of time and then used with a USB cable (e.g., your iPhone's charger cable) to charge a mobile item to 100 percent multiple times.

    Make sure the battery pack is iPhone-compatible before purchasing it. If the packaging doesn't explicitly state that it will work with iPhones, it probably isn't iPhone-compatible.

    Most battery packs come pre-charged, so you can typically walk into a store, buy the pack, and charge in minutes.

    Try a wind- or solar-powered charger.

    You can find such chargers in outdoor supply stores and online. Most wind and solar chargers work the same way: you set up the charger to store power (either by spinning a wind turbine or receiving sunlight) and then plug your iPhone into the charger once its battery is full.

    Both wind and solar power are conditional, but if you live in an area with inconsistent power, they offer a viable alternative.

    Some wind and solar chargers will only charge your iPhone as they receive power, so check your charger's documentation before attempting to charge it.

    Invest in a hand crank charger.

    Like wind- and solar-powered chargers, hand crank chargers can be purchased online or in some tech department stores. The premise is fairly straightforward: you plug your iPhone into the hand crank via its charger cable and then start cranking away.

    Naturally, using a hand crank to charge your iPhone will take significantly longer than wall socket charging.

    This is a good option if you're hiking or otherwise removed from a reliable source of power.

    There are several chargers that can attach to your camping pots and pans that absorb heat from your campfire and turn it into energy. You can set the pot on the campfire and plug the cable into your iPhone, thus charging it while you cook dinner.

    Outdoor supply shops may stock these chargers, though your best bet is to search online.

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  3. Mar 4, 2024 · Charging an iPhone without a charger is simpler than one might think. From using a USB port on a computer to tapping into the power of a car battery, there are several ways to revive your iPhone’s battery life when a traditional charger isn’t available.

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  5. Jul 30, 2020 · Want to charge your iPhone 11 or 11 Pro at full speed? We've got some of the best iPhone 11 chargers, battery packs, and wireless charging pads right here.

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