What Charger Does iPhone 17 Use? A Charging Guide for iPhone 17

iPhone 17 Charging — What You Need to Know

The iPhone 17 continues Apple''s shift to USB-C, ditching the Lightning connector entirely. This means you can use the same cable to charge your iPhone, iPad, and MacBook — a welcome change for anyone carrying multiple devices.

What Charger Does the iPhone 17 Use?

The iPhone 17 supports USB-C charging at up to 27W when using a compatible USB-C Power Delivery (PD) charger. While the box includes a USB-C cable, a charger is not included — you''ll need to buy one separately or use an existing USB-C charger.

Recommended Chargers

• 20W USB-C charger — the minimum for fast charging
• 30W GaN charger — future-proof and compact (like the AViATE 77W)
• 65W+ multi-port charger — ideal if you also charge a MacBook

Fast Charging Times

With a 20W or higher USB-C PD charger, the iPhone 17 can charge from 0 to 50% in about 30 minutes. A full charge takes roughly 90 minutes. Using a GaN charger like the AViATE 77W ensures stable power delivery with less heat.

Wireless Charging

The iPhone 17 supports MagSafe wireless charging at 15W and Qi2 at up to 15W. For wired charging, however, a good USB-C GaN charger remains the fastest and most reliable option.

Summary

The iPhone 17 uses USB-C for charging. For the best experience, pair it with a GaN charger that supports USB-C Power Delivery — ideally 20W or higher. The AViATE 77W GaN Charger is an excellent choice, offering dual-port charging for both your iPhone and MacBook simultaneously.