Huawei’s charger with the note 10?

kang8690

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Looking to purchase the huawei’s 15w wireless charger.

It also seem to include the 40w ac adapter from the p30 pro

My question is

1. Will the 15w wireless charger activate the note 10’s “fast wireless charging”

2. Will the 40w ac adapter activate the note 10’s “fast charging”?
 
Looking to purchase the huawei’s 15w wireless charger.

It also seem to include the 40w ac adapter from the p30 pro

My question is

1. Will the 15w wireless charger activate the note 10’s “fast wireless charging”

2. Will the 40w ac adapter activate the note 10’s “fast charging”?

If im not mistaken. The 15w wireless charger would work. But the 40w adapter wouldnt.
 
Looking to purchase the huawei’s 15w wireless charger.

It also seem to include the 40w ac adapter from the p30 pro

My question is

1. Will the 15w wireless charger activate the note 10’s “fast wireless charging”

2. Will the 40w ac adapter activate the note 10’s “fast charging”?

I have huawei 15w wireless charger and 40w fast wired charger...wired iam sure doesnt work with Note 10 plus...I have samsung wireless charger also....will check both report back with the results
 
I'm confused. Why wouldn't the 40W AC adapter work? The amount of current it is producing shouldn't matter as long as it doesn't exceed what the phone can take without damaging it.
 
I'm confused. Why wouldn't the 40W AC adapter work? The amount of current it is producing shouldn't matter as long as it doesn't exceed what the phone can take without damaging it.

I think it It will work but not charge the Note 10 at 45w, it will probably top out at 25w like the one in the box, I'm sure someone on here will be able to explain it but at the moment if you want 45w charging on your Note 10 plus you have to use Samsungs charger AND the cable that comes with it, give it a few months and there will be other options but for now it's Samsung official gear only
 
I'm confused. Why wouldn't the 40W AC adapter work? The amount of current it is producing shouldn't matter as long as it doesn't exceed what the phone can take without damaging it.

if im not mistaken.its the adaptor and cable.both must support Samsung's 45W fast charging.just using either 1 wouldnt work.
 
Hmmm...

I didn't realize charging adapters were, "smart." I thought that the charging rate was controlled by the phone.