2. Switch to airplane mode. This simple step can make all the difference when you want to charge your phone quickly. Doing so stops all the activity that usually drains your battery such as searching for a Wi-Fi signal, receiving push notifications or connecting to Bluetooth devices. In fact, switching to airplane mode can cut the charging time down to half.
3. Leave your phone alone while you charge it. This might sound obvious, but once you put your iPhone at charge, don’t use it. Turning on the display will use up more battery power and slow down the charge. While using your phone while charging won’t damage the battery, it will definitely take you longer to charge it. If you do this, your phone will charge twice as much in the same time period.
4. Use an iPad wall charger.Make sure you always use manufacturer approved chargers when charging your device. If you want to supercharge your iPhone, use the iPad wall charger instead of your regular charger. The larger adapter charged an iPhone 6 Plus 40% faster than a smaller one when put to the test. This is because it is capable of delivering a greater number of amps (or electricity per second) when compared to your usual chargers. For example, a computer USB port delivers just 0.5 amps and an iPhone charger delivers 1.0 amps. On the other hand, an iPad charger delivers 2.1 amps. This makes a huge difference if you want to charge your device quickly.
