If i had to guess they are afraid of exploding batteries... again
I'm thinking if they are charging too fast there is higher likelihood of over heating. Samsung doesn't need another battery debacle.I'm not following your point. how does going up to 25 watts go inline with being afraid of exploding batteries?
I'm thinking if they are charging too fast there is higher likelihood of over heating. Samsung doesn't need another battery debacle.
If i understand correct s10 has qc2, and apparently qc4 already exists on some other phones.
I'm not sure they are. I speculated they were being conservative since the charging tech (QC 2) was so far behind the times when the rest of the phone is cutting edge.I guess I didn't express myself correctly. What I'm asking is if they're afraid of exploding batteries why would they up the amperage?
I'm thinking if they are charging too fast there is higher likelihood of over heating. Samsung doesn't need another battery debacle.
If i understand correct s10 has qc2, and apparently qc4 already exists on some other phones.
i just assumed they are being overly cautious with their flagship. No doubt they can do it.I'm not sure I agree with this. Other manufacturers have super fast charging without exploding phones, so with the changes Samsung has made since the accident, why can't they?
They've already upped the speed of their wireless chargers, and those cause more heat than a charging cable. Their midrange phones already support faster charging, with no incident.
It's time their flagships do the same. They're being passed up by competitors.
i just assumed they are being overly cautious with their flagship. No doubt they can do it.
Properly should be.. As long as its better than the current oneDo we think their night mode will actually be competitive?