Worst part, most phones no longer come with their corresponding charging brick that supports the phone's maximum wattage. So at the end we have to do some research.

@xeon2k8

2 ай бұрын

those with mostly standard/spread protocols dont come with it but niche one do come with

The video is kind of rickroll, I thought you'r gonna say fast charging myths and truths but you just said to buy a 100 watt cable😅

@Zan____

2 ай бұрын

i know right! hahah

@ptbauro

2 ай бұрын

The cable itself doesn't do much if you use a low power adapter.

@ClaraFlater_than_surface_board

2 ай бұрын

People be like: I bought 100w cable but my phone still charges slowly *Me looking at the 10W Power brick scream internally*

Umm .. fast charging wouldn't be so much a problem if you could easily swap out for a new battery and it didn't damage your battery in a wide variety of ways. Examples of damage: damage to the battery's internal structure, negative electrode cracking, plating the anode, distorting the graphite lattice, increased risk thermal runaway, etc.

@DJaquithFL

2 ай бұрын

.. hopefully solid state batteries will solve the fast charging problem.

@chi2251

2 ай бұрын

@@DJaquithFLif it ever comes out😅it’s been a decade and still nothing

@DJaquithFL

2 ай бұрын

@@chi2251 .. No argument for me there. Hopefully it won't become a meme like fusion power "20 years away" 50 years ago.

@joamettorresortiz9271

2 ай бұрын

​@@chi2251we are supposed to get solid state batteries by 2027 but for now only honor has manage to use a different battery tecnology or anode sillicon carbon which improves the operating temperature and charging speeds and also higher energy density. I dont think lithium will go away but we could see different chemistries with lithium as long as they are commerciable at a scalable level.

@chacharealsmooth941

2 ай бұрын

​@@chi2251these problems are not exclusive to fast charging. Unless you have a source for that?

Best practice is to have power bank on you just in case you forget to charge overnight

This video was a waste of time. Not covering fast charge, ampers, quality of chargers from different brands. The only thing I walked out with is the advice to buy 100w cables. Which is also questionable, since you want the cables to be compatible with fast charging your laptop etc.

Excellent video. I struggled a lot to get the correct cable for my Pixel 7 Pro. This video would've definitely helped me choose the correct cable.

@xeon2k8

2 ай бұрын

eh? any pd cable with 20w works fine

entire problem with charging is standards. there should be battery, charger and charging standards. finally people are coming together around usb-c but these idiots took way too long.

@JayCreates

2 ай бұрын

It's all about the ego of the individual phonemaker they want to have a personal standard of their own, idiots

Lockscreen wallpaper on s24u please!?😅

@mohamedbhasith90

2 ай бұрын

did you got the link?

That is the problem for most people, there are so many myths and such that they get all the facts muddled. USB C is in my view the best of the USB versions but it is not perfect. All the big tech companies should get together and create an international standard which benefits everyone through out the world. I am just glad that Micro USB is on it's way out.

@joamettorresortiz9271

2 ай бұрын

Why do u think USB Type C Is Not The Perfect Connector? Its greedy companies like apple that didn't want to switch to usb c and also the only thing that confuses me is why can't oppo and oneplus and xiaomi make a agreement with the usb specification to make charging protocols like supervooc universal instead of being propietary and also the usb implementers forum need to stop confusing people about the 40gbps and 20gbps names like usb 3.2 and usb 4.0 its just a mess at this point

If you're around constant power sources, then this is a fantastic video about how to get the fastest most filling charge. I will say for my experience though, super fast charging is absolutely a detriment to your battery. My s22 ultra last year was a great example of this. Had it for a year and had no issues with charging, battery life and longevity. Once I finally use the super fast charge function, there was a sharp decline in battery life. Sure my battery would charge exceptionally quick but was only getting half a day out of the same usage that I was getting before

Maybe a bit late to recommend 100 Watt cables... Buy 240 Watt cables instead?!? 😉🤔🧐

@HansMulliah

2 ай бұрын

Yes

The feeling of the reviewer exactly matches mine when I grapple with USB-C. It seems that tech companies do all things sans simplicity these days. Alas… ☹️

The only problem with standards is that there are so many of them.

This video doesn't provide information wats there in the thumbnail

I have a Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime. It has a Micro USB charging port. I read online to buy an Anker Powerport III Nano for the fastest charge. This phone does not feature PD. I just want a fastest charge. I also read that the cable matters. What one should I get? I noticed that the Charging Master app helps out a lot! It went From 51% to 74% in 20 minutes!

wireless charging is fast as wired on OnePlus phones

Simply get a Samsung 25W charger for daily charging - in that way you get the best of both worlds. Personally I main a OP 12 and SuperVooc'ing every single day is definitely not the way to go imo. I live in a tropical country and charging during the day with 100W charger really pushes phone temperature beyond 45 degrees. Not ideal at all. The idea is to keep the phone as cool as possible in your capacity.

Both my phones have 67w+ fast charging, i only charge them for 20 minutes before i leave the house or when the battery reaches 40% or less

Which protocol is best and keep device cool during charging?

If I have Moto phone being charged using a Samsung USB C charger, is there any risk of damage to my Moto charging port using another OEM charger?

@GibenFood

2 ай бұрын

No it wouldn't do any harm to the port

@joamettorresortiz9271

2 ай бұрын

No it will just charge faster or slower depending on the charger port and the cable just dont charge discharge the battery fully that damages the chemical reaction if u want to maintain ur battery as healthy as possible charge from 15% or 20% to 80%

@ptbauro

2 ай бұрын

Nope. That's a myth. Make sure the adapter is a legit one and not some cheap knock off.

Misleading title

Battery degradation is expected with age... Me and my family have used and am still using various BKK branded phones from the likes of Oppo Realme Vivo OnePlus and iQoo, all having ultra-fast charging of around 25W to 65W and one topping beyond 100W... Still am using them, with some reaching 4 years of age now, battery life has not degrade as per what many made it out to be... I've noticed lot of hoo-haa are from those using common brands like Samsung and Apple, where their 'fast charging' has not keep up yet (hello 2020 in 2024)... We used the bundled fast charger and cable provided with the phones as well, being fast charging there's no need to charge full (we keep the charge between 20% to 90% daily) unless heading out for a long road trip or flight, and occasionally allowing battery to dip below 10% to calibrate it... Avoid extreme heat and cold environment, minimize drops, do whatever possible to protect the battery and they will serve you well...

It's about damn time to bring a bill to make universal charging protocol for all devices if they truly care about environment. If we continued to allow big techs free run, they will make things complicate. They always do.

By a 240w cable and stop worrying about cables

Just use the charger that comes with your phone? Have you bought a phone in the past 10 years?

@preston_s.

2 ай бұрын

The most popular flagship phones these days don't come with a charger.

@klepow

2 ай бұрын

@@preston_s. Yes, that's the point.

@preston_s.

2 ай бұрын

@@klepow I didn't realize your first sentence was also a question. My bad

I heard that before about the type c cables and the 5amps can you use the 100 watt cable on phones that charge up to only 25 watts

@JayCreates

2 ай бұрын

My question also (for Samsung A54)

Everyone is just putting their name on their fast charging. Its insane.

USB cables last a long time? Yeah sure. They never last for me, and no, I don't chew on them

Another AA pointless video, the summary of this video is: USB C is confusing, so use a suitable charger & cable

Dude, just buy powerbank...

Charge 20-80% Do a 0-100% once per month. Bro is just yapping

Not a very good "standard" if there are so many... it is pathetic

Use the charger that came with the device... in 2024... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@U_H89

2 ай бұрын

Buy - Boot - Starting 60% battery - Energy Saving Mode 20% - Switching Off 0% - No charger, so trash... Buy a new one ...

Lol. It's no myth that Fast Charging harms the battery. Of course, OEMs will say otherwise because it encourages consumers to replace their phones more frequently. 😂

@RemixedVoice

2 ай бұрын

Well people should just buy a new battery instead of a new phone. I got my S20 's battery replaced last month and it's like new again. I have no desire for a new phone yet. S24 doesn't wow me like the S20 did.

@lovescarguitar

2 ай бұрын

​@@RemixedVoice Yep as long as you're good with your waterproofing being compromised, I would say that is a good trade-off. Unless you're obsessed with having your phone around water.

@lovescarguitar

2 ай бұрын

I know right? Sending more power into something at higher voltage and faster speed. That's guaranteed to have faster wear and tear.

@EpicBunty

2 ай бұрын

this is simply not true..... I am using a fast charging phone bought in 2019. it has 50W fast charging. everything is still fine with it. Battery may have degraded to around 80% of its original capacity, but thats it. heck most normal slow charging phones have MORE battery degradation than mine did.

@EpicBunty

2 ай бұрын

@@lovescarguitar but thats just not how fast charging works. if you don't know how the technology works then how/why are you commenting on it ? its not a matter of simply turning up the voltage and "speeds". a lot of clever design goes into make this possible. why would moving electrons around cause wear and tear ? that depends purely on the battery chemistry and technology.

Dude missed the main point

😂

But if I get a 100w cable for a 40w phone... I'm not waisting 60w of energy???? 🤔

@JelvinCS

2 ай бұрын

As far as I know, the charger will only deliver the wattage the phone can accept.

@EpicBunty

2 ай бұрын

if ur phone charges at 40W then how will 60W be wasted?

Just get to the point. Couldn't have picked a more annoying person for this topic...

battery life > faster charging. if you have all day battery you don’t need fast charging. Charge over night at 5 watts is ideal

@e3vL1

2 ай бұрын

Better to use adaptive battery charging option on phone settings so you don't have to juggle chargers and fast charge when you need it

@EpicBunty

2 ай бұрын

Faster charging will always be better. In an ideal world where everything is the same perhaps your scenario works, but usually life is not like that especially when you are moving, traveling etc. the ability to plug in for 5 mins and have juice for the whole day is immensely valuable that only those who have experienced would know about.

@e3vL1

2 ай бұрын

@@EpicBunty they should focus on making the battery bigger rather than slimming down the phone each new iteration Rather than day long battery life, it is better to have a few day battery life imo

@EpicBunty

2 ай бұрын

@@e3vL1 I would have to partially disagree because phones are already too big! I can barely handle them with one hand, and most of the time their balance/size is so bad that it just tips over and falls etc etc. I still remember my old HTC phone that I had was so slim that it was mind boggling, yet extremely aesthetic. I loved that design, even played GTA:SA on that thing, something which just a few years prior required a desktop PC now running on something SO surreally thin. Also battery life on most phones is alr 1 day with moderate usage. there are phones that fit your niche criteria, but you can just extend battery life by using power saving modes, or plug it in for some quick juice if u have fast charging. having as much battery life as possible is definitely the goal imo and perhaps in the future we may find a way to do just that, maybe even have infinite battery where everything just works without heat or crap like that.

This was a borderline pointless upload.

@joamettorresortiz9271

2 ай бұрын

Not pointless fast charging does not damage the battery its the temperature and percentage and also the environment which u live in i agree wireless charging is básically useless since its so slow and generates more heat but wired charging is way better especially with the right charger dont fall for the lies of apple or youtubers like mrwhosetheboss alot chanels try mislead this

@DeadPiixxel

2 ай бұрын

@@joamettorresortiz9271 not slow on a OnePlus

@joamettorresortiz9271

2 ай бұрын

@@DeadPiixxel i never said it was slow on oneplus i am just saying charging depends on different factors

I like the practical advice, but this video started off with dispelling myths - part of that is spelling out facts. Fast charging heats up and destroys batteries longterm. Wireless charging does the same. These are not myths. If you spelt that out first, this video would be far more credible…

@Techfanatic73

2 ай бұрын

Go watch MKBHD then come back. No it doesn't heat up your battery. Yes I agree wireless charging is far worse than high speed. None of my high speed charging phones warm up at all. Period. Most of the circuitry that gets warm in VOOC charging phones is in the wall plug not the phone. I can charge zero to full in 40 flat ands my phone is cold to the touch.

@chacharealsmooth941

2 ай бұрын

Charging heats up your phone. Fast charging heats up your phone even more. Doesn't mean both of those are destroying anything. The only concern for the battery is excessive heat, not just heat in general.

@EpicBunty

2 ай бұрын

it literally does not. it depends on the vendor but in the current day and age, you will not find any battery which gets "destroyed" by fast charging.

keep a battery pack on standby for emergencies... i keep a charged battery pack in my car and home at all times just in case.