So is it really qick-charging?
matwaking said:
We all are waiting for Yureka("when 13 Jan will come....")
I digged about it chipset and it is indeed impressing(ain't it).
It feature one of the FIRST 64 bit cpu(seems to be upcoming future).
I went to official Qualcomm site and it says it features QuickCharge tech, now I wonder which we will be getting??
QuickCharge 1.0 or 2.0 .As I think it is launched in competition with the One+ one (some may disagree but I think so).
So maybe it will support 2.0,then we are getting more lucky.
one more thing regarding hardware,I should not worry about the OTG support right.It should be supported.
As for the software part,as we all know CM is the ruler in customs android,if we got Cm then we will be getting a line of custom roms a later on
One thing that can be and is speculated is build quality,we will see when it is in our hands,they should make a good device as it is a first device under a new Brand.
So guys leave your previous comments on its QuickCharge feature.What you think we will be getting??
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Hey guys we have quick charge 2.0 In our Yu Yureka Phone ok .But We need 3amp charger like Motorola’s Turbo Charger and HTC Rapid Charger
Quick Charge 2.0 is built in to all of Qualcomm’s latest SoCs, meaning that most of us should be able to benefit from faster recharge speeds. However, can you expect such impressive sounding battery charge times in all situations
Here is the link for quick charge 2.0 confirm and official snapdragon announcement
http://www.androidauthority.com/quick-charge-explained-563838/
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Should not it be provided with the phone accessories mate, I think it should be.
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Should not it be provided with the phone accessories mate, I think it should be.
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What you think
Here is the link
Quick Charge 2.0 Certified Accessories List
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/quick-charge
ela1103 said:
What you think
Here is the link
Quick Charge 2.0 Certified Accessories List
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/quick-charge
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Yeah they can add one more Yu Supercharge.:good:
I think the charger which comes with YU is a 1-amp one..Will it suffice ?
Mr. Kaz said:
I think the charger which comes with YU is a 1-amp one..Will it suffice ?
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No it wont,we need a certified 2.0 charger.
Its not even sure if Yu gonna provide 2.0
ela1103 said:
Hey guys we have quick charge 2.0 In our Yu Yureka Phone ok .But We need 3amp charger like Motorola’s Turbo Charger and HTC Rapid Charger
Quick Charge 2.0 is built in to all of Qualcomm’s latest SoCs, meaning that most of us should be able to benefit from faster recharge speeds. However, can you expect such impressive sounding battery charge times in all situations
Here is the link for quick charge 2.0 confirm and official snapdragon announcement
http://www.androidauthority.com/quick-charge-explained-563838/
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Wtf OP???.. Check this out.. Not genuine I guess as the photo which is provided is of Samsung.. But just check it out..
Link - http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/9713011333/ref=redir_mdp_mobile/182-9348941-6422568
Does our battery support quick charge function?
arjunsingh1000 said:
Wtf OP???.. Check this out.. Not genuine I guess as the photo which is provided is of Samsung.. But just check it out..
Link - http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/9713011333/ref=redir_mdp_mobile/182-9348941-6422568
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QuickCharge at 1A,lol
its just another random charger,as i said earlier we need a certified on that can out upto 2-3A
ujilraj said:
Does our battery support quick charge function?
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thers no official info about it,but SoC supports it as said by Qualcomm,just need someone to get a quickcharger and test with yureka.
ujilraj said:
Does our battery support quick charge function?
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The battery may explode, get heated, reduced life. The battery in yureka is somewhat cheap one. I think something has to be done from software side also, like unlocking the QC.
vishaletm said:
The battery may explode, get heated, reduced life. The battery in yureka is somewhat cheap one. I think something has to be done from software side also, like unlocking the QC.
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yes thats why one has to be guinea pig lol
Did anybody try?
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yes thats why one has to be guinea pig lol
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lol.
Dont go for quick charge but at least did anybody try charging with 2A or 2.1 A chargers and was the charging time reduced?
amit.swain said:
lol.
Dont go for quick charge but at least did anybody try charging with 2A or 2.1 A chargers and was the charging time reduced?
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max i have is 1.5A charger for sony z ultra,and yes it increases the speed,rest i dont know mate
my charging time is greatly reduced (about 1.30 hr)
I have used some custom kernel and adjusted the charging current level to 1.5 Amp
So quick charge 1.0 is happening
My phone is getting charged 30% in 30minutes and
70% in 60 minutes.
Note: I am using my old lumia charger 5v 1.3 Amps.
KingNorth111 said:
I have used some custom kernel and adjusted the charging current level to 1.5 Amp
So quick charge 1.0 is happening
My phone is getting charged 30% in 30minutes and
70% in 60 minutes.
Note: I am using my old lumia charger 5v 1.3 Amps.
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Which custom kernel did u use
Sent from my YU5510 using Tapatalk
amit.swain said:
lol.
Dont go for quick charge but at least did anybody try charging with 2A or 2.1 A chargers and was the charging time reduced?
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I have 2 amp charger ... I will try tomorrow and let you know.
Used 2 amp charges and it took about 2 hours and 15 minutes to get the battery fully charged.
I am running official plane CM12.1 on my phone with no custom kernel or anything else.
hypergamer1231 said:
Which custom kernel did u use
Sent from my YU5510 using Tapatalk
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Lightning kernel
Related
Seriously who thought it would be OK to sell a phone that takes nearly 6 hours to charge on USB and nearly 3 on the wall?
Its not even like it gets to 80% after an hour then trickles.
Rant over.
eskimochaos said:
Seriously who thought it would be OK to sell a phone that takes nearly 6 hours to charge on USB and nearly 3 on the wall?
Its not even like it gets to 80% after an hour then trickles.
Rant over.
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its a big battery.....
new?
only the first several cycles then it would be faster
+1
Had mine from day one, still takes ages to charge, my LG o2x took an hour from dead
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Hello,
phil112345 said:
its a big battery.....
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i would have said it's a small charger ...
It is a 1A charger, but Battery Widget Pro evaluates charge at 650 mA ( = 0.65 A ) for me.
Charging a 1800 mAh Li-Ion at 1.8 A will last one hour.
Charging a 1800 mAh Li-Ion at 0.6 A ( 1.8 / 3 ) will last 3 hours.
It is just as simple as this for Li-Ion and Li-Po batteries.
I can even say that your USB charge at approximately 300 mA even not knowing your specs ...
I think we can use a 2A charger without destroying the battery,
but i think HTC deliberately "lowered" the charge rate ...
Maybe someone here already tested a 2A charger and see a difference ?
eskimochaos said:
Any technical backing to that statement or is it bro-science?
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Hahahahahahhaa bro-science, i laught soo much with this!!!
---About thw thread---
My phone takes about 3hours, i dont care too much because i put it to charge when i go to sleep.
Sent from my HTC One X using XDA
eskimochaos said:
Seriously who thought it would be OK to sell a phone that takes nearly 6 hours to charge on USB and nearly 3 on the wall?
Its not even like it gets to 80% after an hour then trickles.
Rant over.
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are you using the usb cable that came with HOX ?
vladnosferatu said:
are you using the usb cable that came with HOX ?
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Yes, and what would that have to do with anything?
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Yes, and what would that have to do with anything?
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because i have some other usb cables, that are slower charging
dont ask me why.... dont know.. but with some usb cables are very slow
So glad i'm not the only one
Mine takes forever to charge too
DanRZ;26479283
I think we can use a 2A charger without destroying the battery said:
Phone is limited to 1a for charging so using a 2a won't make a difference.
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phil112345 said:
its a big battery.....
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My galaxy nexus, with it's 1750 Mah battery, charges from 0 to 100% in 1h and a half.
Get a charger with more amps yo.
Sent from my LG-P920 using xda premium
Would you rather have it charged more quickly (like 1h or 1.5h) generating more heat and thus decreasing your battery life on phone which doesn't sport a removable battery?
I'm glad it's not that fast, the battery will last longer this way. If you don't care about that, get a "faster" charger and destroy your battery more quickly than the rest of use
treebill said:
Phone is limited to 1a for charging so using a 2a won't make a difference.
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Yes, i'm sure of that limitation too, but why does it charge in only 3 hours.
Looks like it is limited to 0.6A or my charger only charge at 0.6A
and doesn't have a good efficiency.
The two main possibilities are a bad battery which takes more time to charge
or a low charge rate from the charger.
While i suppose my battery is new and in good shape, it can be only due to charger or "software" limitation.
So for me the limitation is more like 600 mA and not 1A ...
Heard it all now... battery charge though put it on charge while you sleep (PROBLEM SOLVED)
LaneyEFC said:
Heard it all now... battery charge though put it on charge while you sleep (PROBLEM SOLVED)
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Perhaps your not a heavy power user in a corporate environment who needs to charge the phone a decent amount in the airport, during the day, and so forth. HTC created a bigger problem by not allowing you to replace the battery.
Not hating, just saying, bro.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium-ion_polymer_battery
Learn about batteries before complaining about a phone you bought using a battery you don't understand. Lipo is not a Duracell and it needs to be used and charged properly.
DanRZ said:
Yes, i'm sure of that limitation too, but why does it charge in only 3 hours.
Looks like it is limited to 0.6A or my charger only charge at 0.6A
and doesn't have a good efficiency.
The two main possibilities are a bad battery which takes more time to charge
or a low charge rate from the charger.
While i suppose my battery is new and in good shape, it can be only due to charger or "software" limitation.
So for me the limitation is more like 600 mA and not 1A ...
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Seems more like you have a defective charger, or at least not one rated at 1A. Try a different one?
Even with a 2A charger I have, phone does take a dreadfully long time to charge. My Galaxy Nexus with the extended battery charges to full in about 1/3 the time.
LaneyEFC said:
Heard it all now... battery charge though put it on charge while you sleep (PROBLEM SOLVED)
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Problem solved for you, who apparently doesn't use his phone as much as others, but not for those of us with a lot of screen on time during the day. LOL.
crsnwby said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium-ion_polymer_battery
Learn about batteries before complaining about a phone you bought using a battery you don't understand. Lipo is not a Duracell and it needs to be used and charged properly.
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Has nothing to do with how slow the HOX charges. The iPhone, blackberry, Macbooks, hell my old T61p ThinkPad all charge faster.
So i recently busted my default charger and started using one i bought, its not samsung brand, but lately i've been noticing that my battery dies quicker, does this seem look like normal battery life or is it possible that having a different type of charger is screwing with my battery? All i use my phone for is texting/phone calls. Thanks in advance
What are the power output on the charger? It seems that it drops really fast even during standby. The charger that came with the nexus is rated at 5v @ 1a.
SnackAttackk said:
So i recently busted my default charger and started using one i bought, its not samsung brand, but lately i've been noticing that my battery dies quicker, does this seem look like normal battery life or is it possible that having a different type of charger is screwing with my battery? All i use my phone for is texting/phone calls. Thanks in advance
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Have you checked BetterBatteryStats? Looks like that phone is almost always awake, except during one period where the battery had less of a downslope. Also, it looks like even during the downslopes your phone is charging. Something doesn't seem right here, and I doubt it's your charger. It looks more like some application or other software is eating your battery for breakfast.
Yeah i also forgot to say, sometimes i'd look at my phone while in out and it would randomly say its charging. When its obviously not. The brand of the charger is called "On the go", no idea what kind of charge it delivers.
SnackAttackk said:
Yeah i also forgot to say, sometimes i'd look at my phone while in out and it would randomly say its charging. When its obviously not. The brand of the charger is called "On the go", no idea what kind of charge it delivers.
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Are you on stock or have you tried flashing back to stock? If the problem continues even with a clean install of the stock software, it seems like the USB charging board might be messed up and may need replacing.
biscuitownz said:
What are the power output on the charger? It seems that it drops really fast even during standby. The charger that came with the nexus is rated at 5v @ 1a.
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I've always wondered about this too. I seem to have a range of chargers that are micro USB that are 5v but < 1a. Is it safe to use these or not?
Yes i flashed it and am on a rooted version.
JaiaV said:
If the problem continues even with a clean install of the stock software, it seems like the USB charging board might be messed up and may need replacing.
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^^^^^^^
Alright i'll look into that, thanks guys
I'm Curious About This Too
I've been using the power block from my old Motorola OG Droid, with an output of 5.1V - 850mA, along with the usb cable that came with my old Palm Pre Plus (its nearly 52" long, almost 4 1/2ft!) andi have no idea what that's rated for. I seem to be doing fine as far as I can tell. It charges quickly on AC, nothing overheats.
But what are the consequences of using a power source with this kind of difference, if any? Consequences to using a power source with a greater difference?
neccoguy21 said:
I've been using the power block from my old Motorola OG Droid, with an output of 5.1V - 850mA, along with the usb cable that came with my old Palm Pre Plus (its nearly 52" long, almost 4 1/2ft!) andi have no idea what that's rated for. I seem to be doing fine as far as I can tell. It charges quickly on AC, nothing overheats.
But what are the consequences of using a power source with this kind of difference, if any? Consequences to using a power source with a greater difference?
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Not saying it works but my friends phone was doing same phone kept saying it was still charging and screen wouldn't sleep , are u using a live wallpaper ? If u are try getting something non live and see if that helps . His phone since has stopped showing the charging icon and screen wake has reduced dramatically
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benpfeil said:
I've always wondered about this too. I seem to have a range of chargers that are micro USB that are 5v but < 1a. Is it safe to use these or not?
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Yes, the "a" (amperage) doesn't matter. It's just telling you how fast it can charge your phone, higher the amperage is, the faster it'll charge.
You can also determine how many watts the charger will consume by multiplying the Voltage by Amps. So if your charger was rated at 5v @ 1.5a, it will use about 7.5 watts. If it's less than 1a, like .6a, just put a decimal before the number.
Hii
So, I just got my new charger
The UCH12 wich should charge the phone faster
My model is the G3221 and the charging time
is the exact same as with the stock charger
I googled and not just this model.. There are almost
all models having trouble with fast charging
Read somewhere that this option only is for
Taiwanese phone models
Anyone got that problem too or got it solved??
brljak83 said:
Hii
So, I just got my new charger
The UCH12 wich should charge the phone faster
My model is the G3221 and the charging time
is the exact same as with the stock charger
I googled and not just this model.. There are almost
all models having trouble with fast charging
Read somewhere that this option only is for
Taiwanese phone models
Anyone got that problem too or got it solved??
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You must edit the kernel if you want a fast charger
De Flow said:
You must edit the kernel if you want a fast charger
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Hii
Thanks for the answer but I could not unlock the bootloader so
I have sold the device becouse of that. So becouse of the bootloader
locked no modifications could be possible.
But thanks anyway
Just maybe to say, I have bought different device with fastcharging
option for quickcharge. I did not get fastcharger with the device
but this charger we are talking about supports also quickcharge
so I tried it on this device and lucky me..it Works on this device!!:laugh:
Now I use that Sony charger for other device than Sony...
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brljak83 said:
Hii
So, I just got my new charger
The UCH12 wich should charge the phone faster
My model is the G3221 and the charging time
is the exact same as with the stock charger
I googled and not just this model.. There are almost
all models having trouble with fast charging
Read somewhere that this option only is for
Taiwanese phone models
Anyone got that problem too or got it solved??
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I am using an English model of the G3221 and I can confirm that my UCH-12 charger is fast charging, I believe it shaves off just over an hour of charging.
Stock charger UCH-20 takes upto 3 hours from 0-100 whereas the quick charger UCH-12 takes just under 2 I believe...
I'm afraid I can't give you any advice or help, but quick charging on my device definitely works that's for sure...
Hello,
So does any of you have the Mate 20 Pro or know someone with a mate 20 pro?
What happens if you use the 40W charger with mate 20 x ? could it charge any faster?
It would be great to know that
kind regards
Jwan said:
Hello,
So does any of you have the Mate 20 Pro or know someone with a mate 20 pro?
What happens if you use the 40W charger with mate 20 x ? could it charge any faster?
It would be great to know that
kind regards
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Huawei mate 20 Pro charger can do supercharge at 22.5W and new supercharge standard at 40W so after you connect your mate 20 X, it will show no more than 22.5W .
Thanks. And Yeah right that's how it theoretically should be. But have you maybe tried it?
Jwan said:
Hello,
So does any of you have the Mate 20 Pro or know someone with a mate 20 pro?
What happens if you use the 40W charger with mate 20 x ? could it charge any faster?
It would be great to know that
kind regards
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Jwan said:
Thanks. And Yeah right that's how it theoretically should be. But have you maybe tried it?
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I may actually be wrong in the first post. I just found this picture showing that new Huawei supercharge only supports normal charging at 5V/2A (10W), quick charging at 9V/2A (18W) and new supercharging at 10V/4A (40W)
ultrajapa said:
I may actually be wrong in the first post. I just found this picture showing that new Huawei supercharge only supports normal charging at 5V/2A (10W), quick charging at 9V/2A (18W) and new supercharging at 10V/4A (40W)
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so the mate 20 x will either be using 18 or 40W.. this makes it actually more likable that it gets 40W. cause 18 is not a huawei thing.. we just need someone who has both devices to try it
Jwan said:
so the mate 20 x will either be using 18 or 40W.. this makes it actually more likable that it gets 40W. cause 18 is not a huawei thing.. we just need someone who has both devices to try it
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Yeah....I like how everyone assumes it won't do 40w, but so far I have seen no proof with some killawatt or similar and the two different chargers plugged up to a 20X at similar points early in the charge cycle when they are trying to push as hard as possible. I wouldn't be surprised at all if it will do the 40w with the 40w charger and just doesn't ship with one. I don't think it will make a huge difference in charge time anyhow as I sorta doubt they go over 22w for too long anyhow regardless, but would like proof it won't do it. The 4a charge is the only real reason the 22w is so much better than 18w. I think some BBK devices are high amp and under 22w and end up pretty close just cause they are the higher amp regime like the Huawei.
SmartPhonesFan said:
just buy it n try it .. but the difference will be like 5% more ? that's it ..
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Lol if I had the money to buy both just for an experiment I would ..
if it DOES make use of same 40W technique, I think it would be rather a 20-25% difference
SmartPhonesFan said:
no it wouldn't otherwise it would charge to 100% in half n hour when super charge charges 60% in 30mins..
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Yeah....not going to change things drastically as it's probably not over 22.5w for long anyhow. Should get through some initial burst of juice early after you plug it up a lot faster...but getting from 10-100% is going to be somewhat similar amount of time. 10-30% jump could happen way faster possibly though.
Anyone know our 20X can charge by 9V? I couldn't find any information.
Jwan said:
Lol if I had the money to buy both just for an experiment I would ..
if it DOES make use of same 40W technique, I think it would be rather a 20-25% difference
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I will test it soon and measure whether it makes any difference or not
I have ordered the chinese 8/256 version and I'll test it with a 40watt brick
If it doesn't work any faster than 22.5w I would think huawei must have crippled it from the software end and that maybe fixable
I can't see any hardware limitation that would stop the same chipset pulling the same voltage (I think the 40w even uses the same cable as the 22.5w)
Hi pals,
I'm looking for a fast charger (default original one is not fast) for 3xl.
Actually how to select fast charger? What is the measure amps or watts?
And can xl can stand up to any fast charger or is it like it is only safe to use upto certain amps or so?
Thanks in advance
are you saying the OEM charger isn't fast? that'll put out as much as the pixel can handle, so no aftermarket charger will be any better. if you're just looking for a replacement, or maybe a multiport I've had very good luck with choetech products over the years. there are also the new gan chargers, which put out a ton of power from a small brick. they won't charge the pixel any faster, but if you have something like a laptop they can help
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are you saying the OEM charger isn't fast? that'll put out as much as the pixel can handle, so no aftermarket charger will be any better. if you're just looking for a replacement, or maybe a multiport I've had very good luck with choetech products over the years. there are also the new gan chargers, which put out a ton of power from a small brick. they won't charge the pixel any faster, but if you have something like a laptop they can help
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Yeah the default isn't great in fast charging especially because I migrated from OnePlus 6.
In India there are quite a many fast chargers. I stay in India. Can you please link me choetech product. Will see if it is available in India.
harigavara said:
Yeah the default isn't great in fast charging especially because I migrated from OnePlus 6.
In India there are quite a many fast chargers. I stay in India. Can you please link me choetech product. Will see if it is available in India.
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you won't find anything faster than the OEM charger. it maxes out the pixels charging capacity
kellybrf said:
you won't find anything faster than the OEM charger. it maxes out the pixels charging capacity
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That's right, go OEM charger
OEM charger it's fast charger isn't? maybe yours it’s s faulty? or not the original or something like that? There is some apps that can tell you how fast your phone it's charging, that might help
I like this charger due to its small size, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PT7XMP9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Anker 30W PIQ 3.0 & GaN Tech Power Delivery USB C Charger
Hi guys just to let you know i get much faster charging with s20+ charger then with stock one.
Look at screenshot
CROrION said:
Hi guys just to let you know i get much faster charging with s20+ charger then with stock one.
Look at screenshot
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Just so you know from those screenshots the s20 charger is charging at a higher rate because the battery life is at a lower charge (28% vs 50% from the one using the stock picture). Have you actually timed a charge from each one from start to finish? The lower the battery is the faster it will charge. There was an article on here or maybe reddit about someone who researched the behavior of fast charge. I believe 40 or 50% is roughly where it starts cutting back on the charge rate.
adaptor S20 have dynamic tech, and by default pixel 3XL have 18W but the issue from some tech reviewer have hardware same like samsung S20 (25W)
so if you using adaptor s20 is better from original...
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Just so you know from those screenshots the s20 charger is charging at a higher rate because the battery life is at a lower charge (28% vs 50% from the one using the stock picture). Have you actually timed a charge from each one from start to finish? The lower the battery is the faster it will charge. There was an article on here or maybe reddit about someone who researched the behavior of fast charge. I believe 40 or 50% is roughly where it starts cutting back on the charge rate.
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CROrION said:
Hi guys just to let you know i get much faster charging with s20+ charger then with stock one.
Look at screenshot
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i think you wrong moment compare this adaptor... S20+ using when 28% batery and standar adaptor when 52% so its diferent moment... try same when 28% s20+ dan original... you can real the result sir...
KUSOsan said:
Just so you know from those screenshots the s20 charger is charging at a higher rate because the battery life is at a lower charge (28% vs 50% from the one using the stock picture). Have you actually timed a charge from each one from start to finish? The lower the battery is the faster it will charge. There was an article on here or maybe reddit about someone who researched the behavior of fast charge. I believe 40 or 50% is roughly where it starts cutting back on the charge ra
KUSOsan said:
Just so you know from those screenshots the s20 charger is charging at a higher rate because the battery life is at a lower charge (28% vs 50% from the one using the stock picture). Have you actually timed a charge from each one from start to finish? The lower the battery is the faster it will charge. There was an article on here or maybe reddit about someone who researched the behavior of fast charge. I believe 40 or 50% is roughly where it starts cutting back on the charge rate.
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I have pixel 3 XL, I tried multiple chargers (Ambrane 20w , 70w GaN charger , 18watt iPhone charger ,MI 22w powerbank ) at 28 % max speed I use to get around 2800mA .
Though he is comparing at different battery levels but more than 3400 mA is actually a great charging speed at 28%.
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CROrION said:
Hi guys just to let you know i get much faster charging with s20+ charger then with stock one.
Look at screenshot
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Thank you brother I was looking for this only
I use stock. However a colleague praised a 25w above. There is this option..
https://www.amazon.com/UGREEN-Mini-Charger-Cable-Black/dp/B09135GHY9/ref=sr_1_24?crid=2MO29469OAWTH&keywords=ugreen+20w+usb+c+charger&qid=1654045974&sprefix=ugreen+20%2Caps%2C220&sr=8-24