The free bundle that I ordered after the pre-release will be complete tomorrow when the 45w charger arrives...I look forward to seeing how fast the 10 plus hits 100% after a full days use.
The free bundle that I ordered after the pre-release will be complete tomorrow when the 45w charger arrives...I look forward to seeing how fast the 10 plus hits 100% after a full days use.
If you charge your phone once every day, you'll save yourself close to 4 days in charging time per year.
I believe it's more important from say %1 to 70 percent not 100%..plenty of times we on vacation and just got time to shower and get desssed and leave back out... Bout 30 mins could get me to like 70% I'm cool with that
45 minutes from 0 to full charge would be a 1.33C charge, which would probably destroy the battery on the first charge. The battery is 4.3 Amps, so you can't charge it at more than 4.3 Amps and, since charging isn't 100% power transfer (nothing is), it takes over 1 hour from 0% to 100%. (No matter which lithium battery we're talking about, no matter which carrier, no matter what power in the battery. It's physics, and the fact that lithium batteries can't be charged at greater than their current rating.)Samsung should improve charging speeds on the 45w charger....not much difference between 25w and 45w....maybe with software update...it can charge at least in 40 mins to full charge would be awesome
1. Discharging it to 1% regularly will mean a battery replacement is in your very near future.I believe it's more important from say %1 to 70 percent not 100%.
Agreed,45 minutes from 0 to full charge would be a 1.33C charge, which would probably destroy the battery on the first charge. The battery is 4.3 Amps, so you can't charge it at more than 4.3 Amps and, since charging isn't 100% power transfer (nothing is), it takes over 1 hour from 0% to 100%. (No matter which lithium battery we're talking about, no matter which carrier, no matter what power in the battery. It's physics, and the fact that lithium batteries can't be charged at greater than their current rating.)
But discharging the battery to 0 kills it quickly, the best operating range is 45%-100%. Since the battery gets warmer as the charge in the battery goes up, it usually only fast charges to 70%, so it's only fast charging for the first 25% of the time (to a 70% charge, then it drops back to normal charge, to keep the phone from becoming a Note 7. It's still going to take normal charge time for the last 30% of the charge, even if they could charge it from 45% to 70% in a few seconds (which would leave tiny pieces of phone embedded in the walls).
Bottom line - the reason they can't speed charging up much more is the laws of physics.
1. Discharging it to 1% regularly will mean a battery replacement is in your very near future.
2. It doesn't fast charge from 70% to 100% as it is. If you charge it starting at 70%, no matter which charger you're using, the phone is only asking the charger for a normal charge.
I was eagerly awaiting his video. I will spend that $50 elsewhere. In fact, that's just what I need to get a Galaxy Tab A with my credit...
I grabbed the Galaxy Tab A 32 gig 2017 model from Sam with my 150.00 credit. It originally was 200.00.
Caught it with a 40% off deal and Bam I only paid 9 bucks for it.
It's the 8" one
Plus it's updated to pie and One UI 1.1
Really a hellava deal. And I don't like tablets.
But needed it for the cameras in my home.
Just a suggestion.
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