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After Apple released the 14.3 software update for the HomePod and HomePod mini a while ago, in addition to updating the stability of the Bluetooth speaker, it also supports 18W charger and mobile power supply for the HomePod mini.
A 20W USB-C charger is included in the HomePod mini box. If you use an 18W charger, an “orange flashing light” warning will appear when the touch surface is full due to insufficient power. However, after the HomePod software 14.3 update, Apple liberated HomePod Mini limit, add 18W charger and 18W power bank support.
According to multiple users on ReddittestIn addition to using a charger to supply power, HomePod mini can now also be used directly with an 18W mobile power supply. This also means that HomePod mini can already be used as a portable Bluetooth speaker, and it can also directly let iPhone devices use AirPlay to play music ( Need to have WiFi environment).
At present, most users still have an 18W USB-C charger at hand. After all, they used to buy an iPhone with a gift. After the HomePod mini can support an 18W charger, the 20W USB-C that comes with the HomePod mini can be provided to the iPhone. 12 series use, effectively use the idle 18W charger.
If you consider taking it with you when you go out, you can consider starting with a power bank that can support 18W output. Don’t be afraid to look for plugs everywhere. It is recommended to choose SuperTank Pro large-capacity 100W power bank or GRAVITY1. Both are good choices.
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