We all need to understand that this particular product is not a power bank like all the others. Apple was clear on this matter, stating that it was not designed to fully charge your phone, but rather to extend its battery life. Essentially, it is not a power bank but a battery extender. For example, the iPhone 13 Pro Max has a battery capacity of 4373 mAh, while the Apple power bank has a capacity of 1640 mAh, for a total of 6013 mAh. I don't think there is any phone with such a large battery. What we have noticed is that when we use the phone with the power bank to charge it, the phone's battery does not increase, but remains constant while the power bank drains. In other words, Apple wanted us to have a small, convenient, lightweight power bank without cables that we could always carry with us and have a little extra battery life, and above all, to protect the health of our phone's battery, something that not all other power banks can do, as they generate a lot of heat and we know very well that heat is the biggest problem when charging wirelessly, as it damages the battery's health. The 13 Pro Max charges from 0% to 43% in 01:43 minutes, before the update that Apple made to the Magsafe 5W. After the update that increased it to 7.5W, the time has probably decreased, but I haven't measured it. It charges any headphones that have a wireless case, and it's a good idea to charge the power bank and the phone simultaneously with a charger of 30W or more.
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