Check out Samsung's 25W charger with USB Power Delivery
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- Anonymous
- 0wq
- 15 Mar 2020
Punisher, 01 Apr 2019Is this 1 april joke? Samsung with 25w charger. Yeah rightYeah
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- Punisher
- 0w7
- 01 Apr 2019
Is this 1 april joke? Samsung with 25w charger. Yeah right
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- AnonF-85937
- rwt
- 31 Mar 2019
25W? That is absolutely adorable Samsung, giving us a 2017 throwback.
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- Yusuf
- s5w
- 31 Mar 2019
Anonymous, 29 Mar 2019Still very bad, Huawei is leagues ahead in this areaI wouldn't say leagues ahead, it's just a case that Samsung is being reserved in implementing it.
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- Anonymous
- XmW
- 31 Mar 2019
Kadafione , 30 Mar 2019I'll stick with my 40w supercharger let me know when Samsu... moreHaha yeah... My Oppo Vivo eventhough on microUSB charges at 40 watts peak...
I don't even have to charge to full, plug in for an hour then leave and I don't have to worry for normal usage for up to 16 hours... And if I want to boost, plug in charger whenever possible for few minutes ready to go...
Also, my phones are touching end of warranty period soon (2 years), battery life I lost an hour or so of screen on time and standby time, not sure what people are smoking about battery deterioration... Every battery will deteriorate as it wears, but my case of fast charging it didn't even deteriorate faster than those SLOWER charging common phones... My guess is they just jealous they can only peak at 30 watts for now...
Also the heat issue, battery heats up while fast charging, not my case leh..? What they're smoking again...
- Walter C. Dornez
- qig
- 30 Mar 2019
Shanti Dope, 30 Mar 2019Right, but I guess the camera system on the P30 Pro is alre... moreOr it could be for the battery. After all, it beats the S10 Plus battery life by a few minutes with a bigger panel
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- iGalaxyPhone 10X Max
- 3DR
- 30 Mar 2019
A couple words of warning. Note 7. Kaboom.
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- Fafner
- 00B
- 30 Mar 2019
I just hope, should 25W charging support really come to the LTE ones, that they're going to support the open PD standard and that they won't just tell you "yeah, but only if you buy our new super charger" :P
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- Shanti Dope
- I@H
- 30 Mar 2019
Walter C. Dornez, 30 Mar 2019To be fair, the screen on the S10E is 5.8 inches compared t... moreRight, but I guess the camera system on the P30 Pro is already expensive enough to allot for a proper QHD screen and still keep the price below $1200
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- Kadafione
- 3We
- 30 Mar 2019
I'll stick with my 40w supercharger let me know when Samsung catches up with the competition
- Walter C. Dornez
- qig
- 30 Mar 2019
Shanti Dope, 29 Mar 2019Just like the Galaxy S10e having 1080x2280 screen resolution??To be fair, the screen on the S10E is 5.8 inches compared to the 6.47 of the Huawei
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- Shanti Dope
- vaS
- 30 Mar 2019
[deleted post]Did I??
Last time I've checked, I wrote the exact thing as what's written on the specsheet.
Also, hating is different from irony. I merely stated what's true, but apparently, the truth hurts, right?
Before you call me a fanboy, I just wanna tell you that I'm considering picking up a Galaxy S9 for a low price since those phones are already in a good deal now, though I really don't have the money right now to get it.
Last thing, I don't know why would you bring up Sony in this topic when I didn't even make mention of it, not even once in my previous comments or such.
I know that you're sick, but you could at least control it by shutting up when you have really nothing to prove here.
Bye :))))
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- Anonymous
- 0V7
- 29 Mar 2019
Shanti Dope, 29 Mar 2019Just like the Galaxy S10e having 1080x2280 screen resolution??and is that bad?
mine is 1440P and for a phone 1080P is OK!
My spare phone is 720P+ and it's perfectly fine!
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- Shanti Dope
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- 29 Mar 2019
someone, 29 Mar 2019and huawei is still putting FHD+ displays on flagships ....... moreJust like the Galaxy S10e having 1080x2280 screen resolution??
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- Yusuf
- s5w
- 29 Mar 2019
Anonymous, 29 Mar 2019Still very bad, Huawei is leagues ahead in this areaObviously Samsung holding back on high power charging for a reason. Samsung definitely would have the technology to implement higher charging rates, don't think the Chinese manufacturers are ahead. It's all about playing it safe I presume
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- Anonymous
- mx4
- 29 Mar 2019
Anonymous, 29 Mar 2019Still very bad, Huawei is leagues ahead in this areaNope.. OnePlus is.
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- Anonymous
- 3xr
- 29 Mar 2019
Still very bad, Huawei is leagues ahead in this area
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- someone
- Bct
- 29 Mar 2019
Dessert, 29 Mar 2019Lol !! Still Behind From Huawei Mate X (55W)and huawei is still putting FHD+ displays on flagships .... lol !!
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- Anonymous
- 6TT
- 29 Mar 2019
25W is good enough. 30W max. portable.. size like iPad charger. Macbook / Core M laptop.
60W, a good charger is getting heavy. ultrabook charger
100W, it’s like a laptop brick. Example: 15 inch Macbook Pro charger.
180W to 300W.. it’s insanely big.. if it’s passive cooled. Example.. PC case with external PSU.. or Asus egpu xg station pro.
Any charger who do not follow above.. and build it small and light.. you should be scared.. cause it will run HOT and may cause ur house to burn down.