65 W is the sweet spot. It creates a habit where you just need to charge the phone before going out. 30 minute to full charge. You can't just live without it. It's a good thing. Doesn't matter whether the battery life deteriorates.
All brands should give universal fast charging standards like PD and quick charge and type c. Otherwise there is no meaning of giving superfast chargers or just removing chargers from the box for the sake of environment.
I had realme x2 with 33w charger which charged in 40mins but gets discharged in 12hours , now i hv samsung 15w charger takes 1.5hrs but lasts for 1.5days. It would be more interesting if these companies use such fast charging technologies for EV motors. It would really help for green planet.
A 15W charger bought 9 years ago, still serves me well. It had powered Xperia Z3, S6, S7, S9, and now, S22. Don't even remember when was the last time I used the in-box charger.
which brand charger is that bro? for my samsung phone, have brought one every 2years, and the one which came initially in box, had to change it within 6months itself
Iss video me dam hai bhai... This type of videos we need more from you... It makes people more aware and indirectly sends message to brands that people are no longer are going to fall for their strategies...
7:02 Slightly wrong info provided. One discharge cycle means complete discharge of a fully charged battery. Topping up intermittently doesn't count as a full cycle.
I bought oppo a9 (2019 version) after about 12 days of its launch and it came with a 10 watt charger. Still my phone's battery is up to the mark and I can charge many other electeonic gadgets like smartwatches, earbuds, etc. with it which is also an advantage for me
A day's power in half an hour, this was a brand's slogan some time back, and I feel this is actually the right balance. I charge my OnePlus 9 with the supplied 65W charger for ~40 mins in the morning starting from ~20% and ending at 95%+..... That's fast enough, and I feel safe enough also.
My Oneplus 3 was having 20 watt dash charge 6 years ago with 6gb ram and snapdragon 820 only at 28000 and it also got 3 years android update. Old oneplus was best
@@rohitbapat5244 Agreed Only good thing about new current oneplus devices is fast charging and clean OS .... Camera is a big let down after entry of hassleblad
I have 3 identical phones in the house that support QC 3.0 fast charging. All came with 18W fast charger in the box. I always used a 10W charger while other two were always charged using 18W included charger. The difference in speed was at most 30 minutes which I didn't mind as charge happened during sleep. After 2 years I measured the battery health on all 3 phones (AccuBattery). I found that the fast charged phones had a deterioration of 30% (70% capacity) whereas the phone charged using 10W charger had a deterioration of 18% (82% capacity). All phones had the same charging behaviour, 5-10% to 100%. No partial charging in order to maximise the charge per cycle. The biggest enemy of Li-ion/poly batteries is heat. Heat dries up the gel/fluid inside, restricting electron flow between electrodes thus reducing capacity. Fast charging produces heat, even if it is for a short duration. If you're charging your phone overnight, best to use a 5W-10W charger. I even take the phone out of the case to facilitate cooling. 4000mAh battery takes 90 minutes to charge from 5% to 100% using a 10W charger. 5000mAh takes about 2 hours to reach 80% and another 20 minutes to reach 100% using the same 10W charger. 5 years later my phone still has 77% of original capacity.
I think the 65 watt warp charger given by OnePlus with the OnePlus 8T was one of the best. It charges my OnePlus at 65 watt but also supports PD charging till 45watt. And i can use any type c to type c cable for charging. I am able to charge my Mac at 45watt and phone at 65watt using the same cable.
@@Proooooooyytrtgbh2479 USB power delivery. It is a standard that works on cables that have type c on both the sides. The charger and the device communicate with each other and decide the current output.
I completely agree with you! Great video ❤️ Average charging speed in this current scenario for our day to day life should be anywhere around 45-60W max. On top, if they provide any software system to Cap the speed based on User preference. There was a time, where Phone is capable of charging only upto 45W but the charger provided was 60W. Ultimately, if the software control or anything would have made, the phone could have used maximum 60W and min 45W depending on user needs. Manufacturer needs to implement such, so that user can use their phone for long period of time without damaging their battery life span.
Thank you for taking up this issue given the madness around fast charging. It's beyond stupidity when manufacturers promote more than 60W chargers. All the points you mentioned here are valid. Given how much we are connected with our mobile phones, timeoff's or more mobile detoxification is needed. Rapid fast chargers do exactly the opposite. Google, Apple and higher end series from Samsung never give fast chargers.
One more thing, every product supporting fast charger should be PD or QC compatible that would make all products unified to be charged with a single fast charger. Afterall that's the point of removing charger from box.
Bhai mere dil ki bat bol di❤ 3rd point actually my opinion is also exactly same " hame itna tez phone charge karne ki zarurat hi nahi hai, tez phone charge hoga ham use bohot zyada hi use karne lag jayenge mtlb hm usse picha hi nahi chuda payenge battery low hui, peshab karne gye phone 50% charged ab phir se I'm start using phone and at the same time if my phone takes time to charge so I can be away from phone and look a world I hope my apni bat explain kar paa raha hun according to me 67W is enough 80W is more than enough, 120W 200W logo ka to pta ni mujhe zarurat nahi hai aur sadly ye bat maine kisi bhi tech youtuber se nahi suni 😕 aur apple bewakoof hai jo abhi bhi 20W se upar gaya hi nahi h
@@Braintechz 300 watt Xiaomi can charge 4000 mah in 5 min So yeah at least 600 watt Not mega or kilo Well if you don't need that phone don't buy why interfere But we'll buy 🫠
I think output anywhere between 33-67 watts is more than sufficient. But Super fast charging like 120w or above must be used occasionally or in rare cases.
I use xiaomi's 120W charger. Though usually I charge with a 10W charger, sometimes when I need fast charging I use the 120W charger, also we can limit charging speed by using a cable rated for slower charging. The charger also proved to be helpful for charging my laptop, also it helped that it came in the box. So, I am happy with this charger, but I also think anything more would be unnecessary.
I guess the point which you mentioned that not everybody lives in AC house is absolutely correct as student I live in a rented room, and my phone during summer months gets so heated during charging that I literally feel like it's going to blow up. I have to put it in charging during early morning so that it doesn't heat up much. Also using phone during charging becomes really an issue if it starts to heat
Anything over a limit is poisonous.. and as you aptly said every brand should keep a benchmark limit between 33-67W(which are regular charging speeds at the moment) and should workout on a technology which helps the batteries last a bit more per charge 👍
Also, I saw a video which said that for fast charging you need the necessary capacitors and components inside the phone for fast charging, more wattage means larger the size of those components. If the size of these components increases that means you have to compromise with size of battery. Thats why generally phones with 120w charging come with like 4000mah battery or they have to be big in size. Also another point, just like fast charging, companies have gone overboard with camera setup. The 2mp macro and 2mp depth are absolutely useless and are present as a gimmick nothing else, honestly they aren't needed they just burden the setup. For ex. Instead of 64+5+2+2mp camera setup the company could give 64+12mp camera setup instead it would be useful. Companies should stop going overboard with these gimmicks
I think samsung good in this....cause above 25k they mostly give you a primary lens and a 14l3mp ultrawide...and 5 +5 macro and depth whereas other brands in 40k range the give 2mp macro and depth
@@sadlyanengineer 5mp macro in every phone is average ≈ 2x digital crop whereas 2mp is just crap. 5mp teli-macro on redmi note 10 series and mi 11x series where just out of the world.
I think 33W charging speed is good enough. My phone supports 67W charging speed but I always use 10W charger because it doesn't gain heat while charging with 10W.
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Very valid point. 30 to 45 minutes to charge a phone is not too much. And like you said, it will keep us away from our phones for that long at least. Good video Rakesh Bhai 👍🙂
My realme GT 2 comes with an 80-watt charger. No doubt it works great but the battery backup becomes lower that the regular charger. Let me be specific, If I charge my phone with the 80 W charger, I get a screen-on time of about 5:30 hrs, but when I use my old redmi 20 watt charger, the screen time surpasses 7 hours. Thats a huge difference! Also, I do charge my phone only at night. So fast charge doesn't make any sense to me. It does irritate the battery.
@@xioracky and hence the statement, they need to increase capacity. Try reading before responding. Nobody is trying to start cars with such crappy batteries.
i just loved the video topic. it was on my mind also, do we really need 120w ? 67w is pretty good enough. im still using a 33w charger for my phone which is also good enough.
Fast charger is very useful thing specially when you run out of time. It's also very useful in remote or vilage areas where light often goes quickly. But still it's not necessary to charge on such high speed. I think 45-60W is the sufficient.
The charger by default should charge at something like 24-30W. And on connecting should give an option to fast charge. If we want faster we can select otherwise normal charging will keep the battery safe and healthy for longer.
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Efficient charging is the key here. Even if the technology goes 300Watts that the thermal dissipation due to internal battery resistance and the total impedance is huge. So rather go with efficient charging systems
Hamara toh bhaiya pixel 6a hai ,30w lagta hu toh 15 se 85 ho jata hai lagbhag 45min me. Zyada fast charging se matlab nahi hota hai chahe kuch bhi kaho phone hamari health aur body ke liye ek tarike se barbadi hai. Jo. Saman dukan par jakar milta hai usse online mangwa lete hain. Jo game bahar jakar khele jate hai unhe mobile par khel lete hai(not including pubg and freefire jaise games😅). Phone jitna Durr rahe apne se utna accha chahe charging ke bahane se hi but Durr rehna chahiye. Vaise hi phone ki needs itni hai padhai me fir Durr rakhna mushkil ho jata hai. Aese mei agar charging derr se ho rhi hai toh behter hai 😃😃
What you say in this video is absolutely correct , it's a gimmick In my opinion apple do need to step up in charging department, I feel phone should be charged in an hour or so by doing that it will be balanced. By the way difference between 25W charger and 45W charger is minimal according to different UA-cam videos that I watched. If your phone is charging in an hour and have a SOT of around 7‐8 hours in normal usage then I don't think anyone would mind that in contrast to a fast charge in less than 30 minutes and a SOT of 4‐5 hours. I would prefer a SOT of 7‐8 hours. And really one should understand that health is more important than anything and addiction to phone is the worst for your health nowadays. And one should take a 10 to 15 mins break if you are using your phone for more than an hour. Nice video 👌
As per my opinion and experience, 44W charger is more than enough for now as it won't cause much damage to the battery in the long run and it is safe also. Brands are just increasing wattage to attract users but the dark reality is that they are doing so only to reduce the life cycle of batteries. It has now become a dirty marketing strategy.
@@yashwantkaki5072but......you don't have to use the fast charging brick with the phone. For nearly 3 years , I charge all my phones with slow 5 and 10 watts chargers and their battery lives are still the same. I have phones that their regular charging is limited by the hardware like the Samsung Galaxy a04e which doesn't support fast charging, so I don't have to worry about their batteries as long as it doesn't generate heat inside the phone
The only guy in tech community Who examines all the possible criteria for a particular thing. No need of chargers more than 45watt for a 5000mah battery
I still use 10w charger, where my phone takes 2 and half to 3 hours to fully charge and I've got nothing problem with it and my phone is about 2 and half years old still my battery lasts long for 8 hours while net surfing (no gaming).I think about 10-20% of my battery performance has been degraded while compared to initial days of my phone 😀
I was thinking that this video was going to criticise fast charging outright.However it was a very balanced take. I have gotten spoilt by the 65W fast charge on realme 7 pro makes my iPhone 11 Pro Max charging seem incredibly slow(I’ve kept the optimised charging on). However I do not let the battery fall below 20% and go above 90% unless I know it’s going to be a long day. The code for VOOC is interesting, it can be found on oppo-source public GIT repo. But prolonged usage has made me realise that 33W is probably the best charging number. Anything around that is perfect obviously provided the standby and SOT on your phone is good(as per your needs) . Otherwise the charging experience cannot cover a badly optimised phone.
I think as a college student I spend a lot of time in phone so anything less than 33watts is kind of slow but more than 33watts is too fast like we need some time without the phone too so having it for charge for few mins or 1-2 hours shall be fine as long as the battery capacity is good
65 Watts Charger Is Enough......I don't think that anyone needs more than it.....If I share my personal Opinion....I also fell for fast charging in past.....but when I bought a phone....it has 33 watt fast charging and now I think that it is more than Enough....I takes about 45 minutes to charge completely and those 45 minutes runs out too fast that I won't feel that I have a slow Charging phone or something.....In emergency in 20 to 30 minutes...it charges enough so that I can survive....As it has 5000Mah battery so it provides a very good backup...
I think the i phone’s 13 n 14 charging speed and battery backup combination is enough for most people 100-150w charging speeds are just being used as a marketing term by the brands
Fast chargers dena to chahiye but disable karne ka option dena chahiye. Normal usage me 30-35 watt pe charge karo aur emergencies me, full power pe charge karo. Hospital me ho, waha pe phone ko guard karne ka time nahi hota. Kahi travel kar rahe ho waha pe nahi hota. To option accha hai 4-5 minute me full charge agar regularly use na karo to.
I think wattage limit should be between 30 to 50. If a 5000 mah battery gets charged within 45 to 60 minutes I won't mind. I think it is fine and good for battery longevity.
My samsung phone supports 25w charging which I enable may be weekly once to twice that's it. I have enabled 85% limit n switch on as soon I get up n by the time I leave phone is up to 85% that's suffices my entire day work. Yeah may be as you said 45w is minimum and max 60w not more than that really required.
You've picked up a very interesting topic but the content and arguments are not so interesting, appealing and logical. You're one of the few authentic creators in this field. Hence expecting better from you. Pls do some more research and take more feedback, especially for such a brilliant topic. More power to you!
A standard battery lasts an average of 2000 battery cycles enough for 2-3 years, 1 battery cycle= one full charge (0-100%). But these fast chargers have made battery life by 1/4. These fast charging battery lives are only around 500 battery cycles, which means they would only last for about only 1 and a half year or so. Just imagine.
@@Proooooooyytrtgbh2479 if it is a good and branded cable and not a local one, you can always go for it. But it is always preferred to use the inbox charger, be it adapter or cable.
I think a 65W charger should be the limit of the charging speed . After that it feels like a gimmick . Why the hell do you want your phone to always keep on working ? I think a 65W charger would take around 30-40 mins to charge a phone to 100% and obviously very few people do drain their battery to 0% . So it should take hardly 20-25 mins to charge a phone to good level .
There's also a 6th point which is very important. Higher the Wattage of a charger, higher consumption of electricity. Which means higher electricity bills.
65 watt is the sweet spot. I have realme gt master edition and it gets charged within 30 min. Also realme/oppo/1+ charging technology is much better than mi( based upon 33 watt charger results of mi and realme)
Qualcomm charging technology is the best and universal. Maine xiaomi ka 18w chager liya tha jab launch hua tha, aur aaj tak jinda hai, aur jyadatar device ko charge lr deta hai bcz different output. Lakin new sabhi charger mobile aur data cable specific hote hai ... Inme se kuch bhi change hone par mobile ko only below 10w par hi charge karege...
@@gouravrao6045 Redmi and poco phones have the same Ui, it may be available on poco too. Go to settings, Battery and turn on optimised Battery Charging
Even though my phone supports fast charging, I always charge it overnight. Every phone has this "Optimised Night Charging" feature, which charges the phone slowly in the night so that the battery life doesn't deteriorate fast. I feel everyone should use this feature if you want your battery to stay healthy for longer.
@@Proooooooyytrtgbh2479 Yes almost all phones launched in the last 2-3 years have it. Check in your Battery settings. It just might have a different name.
While I agree with most of the things you said, mujhe nhi lagta, fast charging se battery cycle consumption pe farak padhta hai. Agar apka phone fully optimised hai, fir each cycle of charging should last the same amount of time. Agar apka phone 100% charge khatam karne me 24hrs lagata hai, then you will consume 1 cycle every 24hrs. How fast that charging is happening doesn't matter(as long as battery temperature is maintained properly).
I believe some brands give fast chargers so that people use their phones for a very long time per day. This will eventually harm the user, but as companies want to increase usage timing on their apps so that makes sense. If people leave their phone for less time for charging, they will end up using their phone more.
one more thing which people needs to understand is battery doesn't like to be discharged to 0% and charged to 100%. The sweet spot is 20-80/85%. And you can charge multiple times during this bracket and your battery health won't be impacted that much.
If your phone supports charging limiter then setting it to 80% can be a good idea. It not only helps in extending battery life but also makes even 20w chargers feel fast enough since charging speed drops around that mark.
Main 25 watt ka charger use karta hu .. s23 ultra main .. past main mere pass OnePlus thaa 80watt ka charger thaa. Sirf ek saal main battery week ho gyi or phone change karna pada ... 25 watt sahi hai
The most efficient way of managing the fast charging would be Manufacturers giving the authority to the consumers All phone companies should have 3 options in their battery section in the settings 1) slow charging (5/10 watts) for someone who wanna charge overnight and there is no hurry of charging the phone and there is plenty of time to charge the phone say 5-6 hours 2)Moderate charging (25-35) watts Where the consumer has say time like 2-3 hours and don't wanna charge it superfast 3) Superfast charging ( here phone will be charged at the maximum rating available) This will be useful for persons who are in a hurry and wanna quickly chargeup their phone Consumer can choose between any accordingly. I feel this should be done Apart from that all the manufacturers should mention the battery health in the settings not in the terms for Good, bad etc But on the terms of percentage %
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Not providing chargers inside the box also needs to be stopped 💀
🤣👍
Ys 😅
And same charger for one brand or atleast one series of phone
Sahi kaha bro 😂
And handfree to
65 W is the sweet spot. It creates a habit where you just need to charge the phone before going out. 30 minute to full charge.
You can't just live without it. It's a good thing. Doesn't matter whether the battery life deteriorates.
Yeah bro
For majority battery life matters (30w is best, 65w feels like it can harm your phone for long term, obv not all phones)
Realme 7 pro ✌️
Even 25-30 watts is suffieicient. It gives you enough time to take a bath, have breakfast and ready to go to office
actually that's mostly a subjective thing. my 8T also has 65w but I feel anything under 125w is enough for me.
4:22 Le Apple...
Selling 18w charger at rs 2000😂
2024 iPad Pro M4 - 79k to 2Lac models all still bundled with pathetic 20W charger 🥵😡🤬😭
For me 18w is good enough 😊😊
@@Kyro100 the point is, that a basic 18w charger costs as much as a 100 W GAN charger
And i literally bought 120 w charger for only 1200 bucks 😂@@shouryachakre
@@Kyro100 no charger in the box .. is it good enough too ?.
All brands should give universal fast charging standards like PD and quick charge and type c.
Otherwise there is no meaning of giving superfast chargers or just removing chargers from the box for the sake of environment.
They just want money they do not really care about the environment it's just for promoting their brand
Very very valid point sir
Pd can be used for many other devices like one charger for all devices.
Govt should form some regulations to benefit customers.
Sahi bat hai khali plastic or adaptor nikal ne se thode hi environment bachega
I had read somewhere that Govt is planning to cone with one nation one charger policy
I had realme x2 with 33w charger which charged in 40mins but gets discharged in 12hours , now i hv samsung 15w charger takes 1.5hrs but lasts for 1.5days.
It would be more interesting if these companies use such fast charging technologies for EV motors. It would really help for green planet.
Slow charging is best 45W fast charging is enough.
@Aditya Kumar sharma 45 watt aati he kahan hai bhai, 33W ke baad seedha 65W-67W pr pochoch jate hain..Mere dhyaan me aisa koi phone nhi jo 45W ke sath aaya ho.
@Ibraheem Hashmi Samsung ke phone me in future aegi 😅😅.
@@ibraheemhashmi352Samsoong Galaxy Note 10 (45W)
Samsoong Galaxy S23 Ultra (45W)
@@ibraheemhashmi352 44w vivo deta hai
A 15W charger bought 9 years ago, still serves me well.
It had powered Xperia Z3, S6, S7, S9, and now, S22. Don't even remember when was the last time I used the in-box charger.
which brand charger is that bro? for my samsung phone, have brought one every 2years, and the one which came initially in box, had to change it within 6months itself
@@diauser3327 Its an Anker 5 port 45W charger (15W max per port).
I still have a 6 year old samsung charger that i use to charge tws and powerbanks!!
Same here. I am still using the 10W Mi3 charger that came with the phone in 2014. Just had to change the cable to a Type A-Type C
I also had that 15 watt samsung charger which i got inside the phone box 🤣 and charge my phone in 1.5 hr and last whole day
Iss video me dam hai bhai... This type of videos we need more from you... It makes people more aware and indirectly sends message to brands that people are no longer are going to fall for their strategies...
7:02
Slightly wrong info provided. One discharge cycle means complete discharge of a fully charged battery. Topping up intermittently doesn't count as a full cycle.
I bought oppo a9 (2019 version) after about 12 days of its launch and it came with a 10 watt charger. Still my phone's battery is up to the mark and I can charge many other electeonic gadgets like smartwatches, earbuds, etc. with it which is also an advantage for me
A day's power in half an hour, this was a brand's slogan some time back, and I feel this is actually the right balance. I charge my OnePlus 9 with the supplied 65W charger for ~40 mins in the morning starting from ~20% and ending at 95%+..... That's fast enough, and I feel safe enough also.
but OnePlus software is shit, so many bugs. also using the same phone
@@user_jshkdbsms I used OnePlus 5 for 4 years+, and it was magic
OnePlus 9 has certainly disappointed me
My Oneplus 3 was having 20 watt dash charge 6 years ago with 6gb ram and snapdragon 820 only at 28000 and it also got 3 years android update. Old oneplus was best
@@rohitbapat5244 Agreed
Only good thing about new current oneplus devices is fast charging and clean OS .... Camera is a big let down after entry of hassleblad
Gyan therapy always fails to disappoint us 😔🌹
What 😂
Thoda gadbad lag rha h 😂
Good pitch 👏 👍
Wtf when I realised
@@dash_98 yes same
I have 3 identical phones in the house that support QC 3.0 fast charging. All came with 18W fast charger in the box. I always used a 10W charger while other two were always charged using 18W included charger. The difference in speed was at most 30 minutes which I didn't mind as charge happened during sleep. After 2 years I measured the battery health on all 3 phones (AccuBattery). I found that the fast charged phones had a deterioration of 30% (70% capacity) whereas the phone charged using 10W charger had a deterioration of 18% (82% capacity). All phones had the same charging behaviour, 5-10% to 100%. No partial charging in order to maximise the charge per cycle. The biggest enemy of Li-ion/poly batteries is heat. Heat dries up the gel/fluid inside, restricting electron flow between electrodes thus reducing capacity.
Fast charging produces heat, even if it is for a short duration. If you're charging your phone overnight, best to use a 5W-10W charger. I even take the phone out of the case to facilitate cooling. 4000mAh battery takes 90 minutes to charge from 5% to 100% using a 10W charger. 5000mAh takes about 2 hours to reach 80% and another 20 minutes to reach 100% using the same 10W charger. 5 years later my phone still has 77% of original capacity.
The most sensible advice.
How did you measure the Deterioration?
@@ytuser5518 Accubattery. You can note down the capacity values over time. It also provides a historical graph.
I think the 65 watt warp charger given by OnePlus with the OnePlus 8T was one of the best. It charges my OnePlus at 65 watt but also supports PD charging till 45watt. And i can use any type c to type c cable for charging. I am able to charge my Mac at 45watt and phone at 65watt using the same cable.
Pd charging??
@@Proooooooyytrtgbh2479 USB power delivery. It is a standard that works on cables that have type c on both the sides. The charger and the device communicate with each other and decide the current output.
I completely agree with you! Great video ❤️
Average charging speed in this current scenario for our day to day life should be anywhere around 45-60W max.
On top, if they provide any software system to Cap the speed based on User preference.
There was a time, where Phone is capable of charging only upto 45W but the charger provided was 60W. Ultimately, if the software control or anything would have made, the phone could have used maximum 60W and min 45W depending on user needs. Manufacturer needs to implement such, so that user can use their phone for long period of time without damaging their battery life span.
65W maximum bro.
Mera mobile night optimised charging rehta
Slowly hota hai
Thank you for taking up this issue given the madness around fast charging. It's beyond stupidity when manufacturers promote more than 60W chargers.
All the points you mentioned here are valid. Given how much we are connected with our mobile phones, timeoff's or more mobile detoxification is needed. Rapid fast chargers do exactly the opposite.
Google, Apple and higher end series from Samsung never give fast chargers.
Google, Apple and Samsung even doesn't give chargers and their phones are Overpriced with less features 😑
Totally agreed...Mine is 33 Watt and fully satisfied with that.
33 Watt mein safe haina
One more thing, every product supporting fast charger should be PD or QC compatible that would make all products unified to be charged with a single fast charger. Afterall that's the point of removing charger from box.
Exactly... Or else if you're are frequent traveler then your bag will be full of bricks.
Switch to Asus
what's PD & QC?
@@SaddamHussain-we9ec Qualcomm Universal PD (Power Delivery) and QC (Quick charge) protocols for faster charging
@@retweaksatapathy106 thanks for reply
Bhai mere dil ki bat bol di❤ 3rd point actually my opinion is also exactly same " hame itna tez phone charge karne ki zarurat hi nahi hai, tez phone charge hoga ham use bohot zyada hi use karne lag jayenge mtlb hm usse picha hi nahi chuda payenge battery low hui, peshab karne gye phone 50% charged ab phir se I'm start using phone and at the same time if my phone takes time to charge so I can be away from phone and look a world I hope my apni bat explain kar paa raha hun according to me 67W is enough 80W is more than enough, 120W 200W logo ka to pta ni mujhe zarurat nahi hai aur sadly ye bat maine kisi bhi tech youtuber se nahi suni 😕 aur apple bewakoof hai jo abhi bhi 20W se upar gaya hi nahi h
Bhut achi baat kahi apne
Also as you go with higher wattage, the size/weight of these chargers also increases.
No we need the best technology possible better to do now than in years🫠🫠
Just Imagine charging your phone in second 🤫🔥
@@topopura haan ab to watt se charge horha hai 🤣🤣 tab killo watt nd mega watt se charge hoga naa 😂😂
@@Braintechz
300 watt Xiaomi can charge 4000 mah in 5 min
So yeah at least 600 watt
Not mega or kilo
Well if you don't need that phone don't buy why interfere
But we'll buy 🫠
@@topopura that's useless thing what the use in charging in seconds we will be on phone for 24x7 then
gallium nitride GAN chargers are half the size of normal
I think output anywhere between 33-67 watts is more than sufficient. But Super fast charging like 120w or above must be used occasionally or in rare cases.
I have realme 6 with inl box 30 watt charger. Till now i have use very less bcs i have 15 watt
Well said
Jaise companies ke paas kuch khaas nhi hai innovation ke naam pe waise hi aapke paas kuch khaas nhi hai content ke naam pe
I think they should add a option for adding charger in the box While buying phone and cut the cost of charger if not added
What a quality content
You nailed it sir........❤️❤️
Video dekh to le
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I use xiaomi's 120W charger. Though usually I charge with a 10W charger, sometimes when I need fast charging I use the 120W charger, also we can limit charging speed by using a cable rated for slower charging. The charger also proved to be helpful for charging my laptop, also it helped that it came in the box. So, I am happy with this charger, but I also think anything more would be unnecessary.
Cable pe depend krta hai fast charging config
@@NewstatePlayer100yah acchi quality ki loge ya jo charger ke saath aati wo fast charge karegi ghatiya quality ki loge to der me charge karegi😂👍
I guess the point which you mentioned that not everybody lives in AC house is absolutely correct as student I live in a rented room, and my phone during summer months gets so heated during charging that I literally feel like it's going to blow up. I have to put it in charging during early morning so that it doesn't heat up much. Also using phone during charging becomes really an issue if it starts to heat
Which phone
Which phone. You need to change the phone/charger perhaps
Absolutely agreed. 20 or 30 min are enough and good for charging.
Fast charger might affect the battery life 🤔
It already does just you don't know normal to like 30 to
Anything over a limit is poisonous.. and as you aptly said every brand should keep a benchmark limit between 33-67W(which are regular charging speeds at the moment) and should workout on a technology which helps the batteries last a bit more per charge 👍
Also, I saw a video which said that for fast charging you need the necessary capacitors and components inside the phone for fast charging, more wattage means larger the size of those components. If the size of these components increases that means you have to compromise with size of battery.
Thats why generally phones with 120w charging come with like 4000mah battery or they have to be big in size.
Also another point, just like fast charging, companies have gone overboard with camera setup. The 2mp macro and 2mp depth are absolutely useless and are present as a gimmick nothing else, honestly they aren't needed they just burden the setup. For ex. Instead of 64+5+2+2mp camera setup the company could give 64+12mp camera setup instead it would be useful.
Companies should stop going overboard with these gimmicks
Or maybe a 12 mp telephoto.. that's barely available in even a 40k phones
I think samsung good in this....cause above 25k they mostly give you a primary lens and a 14l3mp ultrawide...and 5 +5 macro and depth whereas other brands in 40k range the give 2mp macro and depth
@@prasadk289 Another reason for telephoto not being there in most phones below 40k is that they are expensive to make maybe
@@RaghvendraSingh-sx3dk gotta agree the 5 mp macro in samsung phones is actually sick.
@@sadlyanengineer 5mp macro in every phone is average ≈ 2x digital crop whereas 2mp is just crap.
5mp teli-macro on redmi note 10 series and mi 11x series where just out of the world.
I think 33W charging speed is good enough.
My phone supports 67W charging speed but I always use 10W charger because it doesn't gain heat while charging with 10W.
Even 15 Watt is fast enough.
Check how long moto X4 takes to go 0 to 90%.
@@crczr and it's battery capacity?
Try charging a 5000+ mah battery phone with 15w charger and you'll know what pain is
@@trexxtechs2857 3000 mah
It was one of the fastest charging phones back then in 2017 beating Galaxy S8 by a decent margin with same battery capacity.
@@crczrIt's 2023 now. 15 watt was enough for 3000mah.
Bigger battery will need faster charging .
@@crczr Cuz the battery capacity was low
It would've taken over 2 hours if the battery capacity was 5000+
Can't agree more. I have always felt that fast charge reduces battery life. Good one!!! Love from Bhutan 🇧🇹
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Very valid point. 30 to 45 minutes to charge a phone is not too much. And like you said, it will keep us away from our phones for that long at least. Good video Rakesh Bhai 👍🙂
My realme GT 2 comes with an 80-watt charger. No doubt it works great but the battery backup becomes lower that the regular charger. Let me be specific, If I charge my phone with the 80 W charger, I get a screen-on time of about 5:30 hrs, but when I use my old redmi 20 watt charger, the screen time surpasses 7 hours. Thats a huge difference! Also, I do charge my phone only at night. So fast charge doesn't make any sense to me. It does irritate the battery.
55 watt charger with 7000 mah battery and 5nm chip will be best combination of battery department. Use poled display for the weight management. 😍
7000mah battery? no 4500 mah is enough better software and chip efficiency is more important
@@xioracky No. 5000mah is the bare minimum. They need to increase battery capacity quickly.
@@TheFourthWinchester For what?? you intend to start your car engine with your phone battery? Phones are getting tanky enough these days.
@@xioracky and hence the statement, they need to increase capacity. Try reading before responding. Nobody is trying to start cars with such crappy batteries.
@@TheFourthWinchester My point still stands battery size needn't be large the efficiency of the chip needs to improve.
30W fast charging is more than enough according to me.... These 50-120w chargers will affect the battery in a longer run(2+years)...
That only
Agree 33W is also good
i just loved the video topic. it was on my mind also, do we really need 120w ? 67w is pretty good enough. im still using a 33w charger for my phone which is also good enough.
Fast charger is very useful thing specially when you run out of time. It's also very useful in remote or vilage areas where light often goes quickly. But still it's not necessary to charge on such high speed. I think 45-60W is the sufficient.
The charger by default should charge at something like 24-30W. And on connecting should give an option to fast charge.
If we want faster we can select otherwise normal charging will keep the battery safe and healthy for longer.
Samsung gives this option if u want to fast charge or not...
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Efficient charging is the key here. Even if the technology goes 300Watts that the thermal dissipation due to internal battery resistance and the total impedance is huge. So rather go with efficient charging systems
Good topic to create awareness... Well done bro.... I think 67 watt should be standard..... 35 to 45 minutes to charge 5000 mah battery.......
Mera poco x4 pro hai us mai 67 watt fast charging aaur 5000 mah battery hai lekin 1hr le leta hai 0 se 100 hone mai
My iQOO Z6PRO with 66watt charges in only 35 to 40 minutes
@@As_bhaskar BBK's fast charging is better than xiaomi....
@@marman8637 🤭🤭
Hamara toh bhaiya pixel 6a hai ,30w lagta hu toh 15 se 85 ho jata hai lagbhag 45min me. Zyada fast charging se matlab nahi hota hai chahe kuch bhi kaho phone hamari health aur body ke liye ek tarike se barbadi hai. Jo. Saman dukan par jakar milta hai usse online mangwa lete hain. Jo game bahar jakar khele jate hai unhe mobile par khel lete hai(not including pubg and freefire jaise games😅). Phone jitna Durr rahe apne se utna accha chahe charging ke bahane se hi but Durr rehna chahiye. Vaise hi phone ki needs itni hai padhai me fir Durr rakhna mushkil ho jata hai. Aese mei agar charging derr se ho rhi hai toh behter hai 😃😃
What you say in this video is absolutely correct , it's a gimmick
In my opinion apple do need to step up in charging department, I feel phone should be charged in an hour or so by doing that it will be balanced.
By the way difference between 25W charger and 45W charger is minimal according to different UA-cam videos that I watched.
If your phone is charging in an hour and have a SOT of around 7‐8 hours in normal usage then I don't think anyone would mind that in contrast to a fast charge in less than 30 minutes and a SOT of 4‐5 hours.
I would prefer a SOT of 7‐8 hours.
And really one should understand that health is more important than anything and addiction to phone is the worst for your health nowadays.
And one should take a 10 to 15 mins break if you are using your phone for more than an hour.
Nice video 👌
And people say their phone lasts a day
Their must be a gimmick
As per my opinion and experience, 44W charger is more than enough for now as it won't cause much damage to the battery in the long run and it is safe also. Brands are just increasing wattage to attract users but the dark reality is that they are doing so only to reduce the life cycle of batteries. It has now become a dirty marketing strategy.
I agree with this
@@yashwantkaki5072but......you don't have to use the fast charging brick with the phone. For nearly 3 years , I charge all my phones with slow 5 and 10 watts chargers and their battery lives are still the same. I have phones that their regular charging is limited by the hardware like the Samsung Galaxy a04e which doesn't support fast charging, so I don't have to worry about their batteries as long as it doesn't generate heat inside the phone
Informative Video 👍
The only guy in tech community
Who examines all the possible criteria for a particular thing.
No need of chargers more than 45watt for a 5000mah battery
I still use 10w charger, where my phone takes 2 and half to 3 hours to fully charge and I've got nothing problem with it and my phone is about 2 and half years old still my battery lasts long for 8 hours while net surfing (no gaming).I think about 10-20% of my battery performance has been degraded while compared to initial days of my phone 😀
Depends on the device 15000 are balanced
I was thinking that this video was going to criticise fast charging outright.However it was a very balanced take. I have gotten spoilt by the 65W fast charge on realme 7 pro makes my iPhone 11 Pro Max charging seem incredibly slow(I’ve kept the optimised charging on). However I do not let the battery fall below 20% and go above 90% unless I know it’s going to be a long day. The code for VOOC is interesting, it can be found on oppo-source public GIT repo. But prolonged usage has made me realise that 33W is probably the best charging number. Anything around that is perfect obviously provided the standby and SOT on your phone is good(as per your needs) . Otherwise the charging experience cannot cover a badly optimised phone.
I have a Sunkissed leather edition, and it's working superb real me 7 pro ia best at that time now 4th year going on & my battery is also working fine
For me 33 w is perfect
Loved using it ❤️😗
I think as a college student I spend a lot of time in phone so anything less than 33watts is kind of slow but more than 33watts is too fast like we need some time without the phone too so having it for charge for few mins or 1-2 hours shall be fine as long as the battery capacity is good
65 Watts Charger Is Enough......I don't think that anyone needs more than it.....If I share my personal Opinion....I also fell for fast charging in past.....but when I bought a phone....it has 33 watt fast charging and now I think that it is more than Enough....I takes about 45 minutes to charge completely and those 45 minutes runs out too fast that I won't feel that I have a slow Charging phone or something.....In emergency in 20 to 30 minutes...it charges enough so that I can survive....As it has 5000Mah battery so it provides a very good backup...
I think the i phone’s 13 n 14 charging speed and battery backup combination is enough for most people 100-150w charging speeds are just being used as a marketing term by the brands
bhai mobile Kya Fuk doghe kya Tna Fast Charge Karke 20w ka Etna Hit hota hain Bas bhai ❤
1 ghanta kon wait kare charge hone ka. Yaha 150w ke 15min kaatne bhi mushkil ho jaate hai phone ke bina
@@ChuchuPanti fir toh tum nalle ho. Din bhar ghuse rahoge toh kya kar paaoge beta
No half hour maximum
Atleast 45 ya 67 Hota chaya na
Absolutely agreed 💯
120W to 150W is more than enough!
still more!
😂
1 saal pehle bolte te ki 33w / 65w maximum enough.
Eise hy sab kuch dhire dhire normalize kar rahe a hai log..
@Kakashi Hatake ~ haan bhai 😂 fhir 1000 w sigdi jitna 😂
tatti
Nah,I prefer whole day battery life than fast charging.25 -30w is enough for me
I think 65w is more than enough.
Brand must think about improving battery backup, software,camera.
Samsung s23 ultra did it . Even better battery then I phone 14 pro max
20 to 33 w charger is perfect, its safe for battery life , for us also.
Me to 15w, use krta hu😂
33 w is best.
5000 MAH full charge in 1 hour and it's also safe
Actually its best till 100w
Fast chargers dena to chahiye but disable karne ka option dena chahiye. Normal usage me 30-35 watt pe charge karo aur emergencies me, full power pe charge karo. Hospital me ho, waha pe phone ko guard karne ka time nahi hota. Kahi travel kar rahe ho waha pe nahi hota. To option accha hai 4-5 minute me full charge agar regularly use na karo to.
There should be limit of fast charging as per battery size capacity.
I think wattage limit should be between 30 to 50. If a 5000 mah battery gets charged within 45 to 60 minutes I won't mind. I think it is fine and good for battery longevity.
Very practical and informative video 👍👌
My samsung phone supports 25w charging which I enable may be weekly once to twice that's it. I have enabled 85% limit n switch on as soon I get up n by the time I leave phone is up to 85% that's suffices my entire day work. Yeah may be as you said 45w is minimum and max 60w not more than that really required.
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You explained battery cycle count wrong...... It depends on the discharge cycle and not how frequently someone tops up
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65watt charger is really a sweet spot for any big or small battery
You've picked up a very interesting topic but the content and arguments are not so interesting, appealing and logical. You're one of the few authentic creators in this field. Hence expecting better from you. Pls do some more research and take more feedback, especially for such a brilliant topic. More power to you!
A standard battery lasts an average of 2000 battery cycles enough for 2-3 years, 1 battery cycle= one full charge (0-100%). But these fast chargers have made battery life by 1/4. These fast charging battery lives are only around 500 battery cycles, which means they would only last for about only 1 and a half year or so. Just imagine.
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What if i dont use inbox charger just adapter and different cable which will reduce the watt
@@Proooooooyytrtgbh2479 if it is a good and branded cable and not a local one, you can always go for it. But it is always preferred to use the inbox charger, be it adapter or cable.
I charge it after reaching below 30-25% almost 20 months passed
It gives 4-6 hours backup one charge
If used most 8 hours
50 to 60 watt charger is more than enough!!
Those points are so practical 👍
I think a 65W charger should be the limit of the charging speed . After that it feels like a gimmick . Why the hell do you want your phone to always keep on working ? I think a 65W charger would take around 30-40 mins to charge a phone to 100% and obviously very few people do drain their battery to 0% . So it should take hardly 20-25 mins to charge a phone to good level .
There's also a 6th point which is very important. Higher the Wattage of a charger, higher consumption of electricity. Which means higher electricity bills.
Bro 😂 thats maximum of 1 kWh unit in one month, maximum of 6-7 rs in one month 😂 you are charging a phone not an induction or microwave oven.😂😂
I am happy with 33 watt charge.. 65 watt is more than sufficient..
65 W should be the standard it's fast reliable and works for modt device
With 65 watt one can charge phone tablet and laptop all with one charger
65 watt is the sweet spot. I have realme gt master edition and it gets charged within 30 min.
Also realme/oppo/1+ charging technology is much better than mi( based upon 33 watt charger results of mi and realme)
This guy is the real voice of us in the tech field...lots of love to you and your team bro for such helpful contents...❤❤❤❤
Qualcomm charging technology is the best and universal.
Maine xiaomi ka 18w chager liya tha jab launch hua tha, aur aaj tak jinda hai, aur jyadatar device ko charge lr deta hai bcz different output.
Lakin new sabhi charger mobile aur data cable specific hote hai ... Inme se kuch bhi change hone par mobile ko only below 10w par hi charge karege...
Every oem should implement change restriction after 85% like what u have with one UI 🔥
That's available on Oppo , Redmi and motorola phones too
@@srirajdellxps121 pls tell in poco pls
@@gouravrao6045 Redmi and poco phones have the same Ui, it may be available on poco too. Go to settings, Battery and turn on optimised Battery Charging
@@srirajdellxps121 it only slow down charging according to ur idle mode ,it doesn't stop changing at a perticular %
@@soumyadip_69 yes
My phone comes with fast charger , but I bought extra lava 12w charger, only in emergency I use fast charger 🔌, it remain cool while charging
Hello I have doubt ?
Can i use 33 watt charger with type B cable...
And my phone is techno spark 8 ...???
Please answer?
33 to 45 watt okay
45-65w was an ideal charging state.
Even if my device gets charged in 30-35 min, then it would be enough for me.
I think 30W is absolutely fine. The brand should put that money in OIS. That makes a huge difference in camera performance in both photos and videos.
Yes after using an OIS camera phone no one is going to buy a smartphone without it, the videography is just too good
Bhai realme 9 phone ko abhi tak Android 13 nahi mila ap pls tweeter main jak is k bare me kuch kijiye 🙏
I literally skip 7 ads but still watching video without ads 😂😂
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भाई का नुकसान करा दिया
25W jindabad 😂
10 watt zindabaad ☠️
@@Mil234-z3l 5 Watt🌚
@@Mil234-z3l 10w murdabad 😂😂
10w kisiko nahi chiye atleast 20-25 w chiye
33 Watt😂
@@Mil234-z3l ap iPhone wale ho kya.? 😂
Great video dude. Very informative
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2:20 Bhai V*I = Power
Bhai power watt me hi measure hota hai
Pure Gyan Bhai ...commendable👏👏
67w/80w is actually very good..for both users
65w is the most balanced and sweet spot among all.
Even though my phone supports fast charging, I always charge it overnight. Every phone has this "Optimised Night Charging" feature, which charges the phone slowly in the night so that the battery life doesn't deteriorate fast. I feel everyone should use this feature if you want your battery to stay healthy for longer.
When did this feature come or in general all phones have it yoy sayint
@@Proooooooyytrtgbh2479 Yes almost all phones launched in the last 2-3 years have it. Check in your Battery settings. It just might have a different name.
I use it from beginning
1 time charging in afternoon/evening and one in night
While I agree with most of the things you said, mujhe nhi lagta, fast charging se battery cycle consumption pe farak padhta hai.
Agar apka phone fully optimised hai, fir each cycle of charging should last the same amount of time.
Agar apka phone 100% charge khatam karne me 24hrs lagata hai, then you will consume 1 cycle every 24hrs. How fast that charging is happening doesn't matter(as long as battery temperature is maintained properly).
I believe some brands give fast chargers so that people use their phones for a very long time per day. This will eventually harm the user, but as companies want to increase usage timing on their apps so that makes sense. If people leave their phone for less time for charging, they will end up using their phone more.
65 watt is just perfect now a days in my opinion
Absolutely
Bro 33wqtt is enough
Actual video starts at 4:08
one more thing which people needs to understand is battery doesn't like to be discharged to 0% and charged to 100%. The sweet spot is 20-80/85%. And you can charge multiple times during this bracket and your battery health won't be impacted that much.
I just charge 100 one time in middle of day
In night it's Optimised night charging which charges slowly to 💯
18 watt jinda baad
Sir 15000 under accha brand koun sa mobile laa
5:46
Great implementation of "hum kagaz nahi dikhayenge" meme 👌😁
If your phone supports charging limiter then setting it to 80% can be a good idea. It not only helps in extending battery life but also makes even 20w chargers feel fast enough since charging speed drops around that mark.
Main 25 watt ka charger use karta hu .. s23 ultra main .. past main mere pass OnePlus thaa 80watt ka charger thaa. Sirf ek saal main battery week ho gyi or phone change karna pada ... 25 watt sahi hai
The most efficient way of managing the fast charging would be Manufacturers giving the authority to the consumers
All phone companies should have 3 options in their battery section in the settings
1) slow charging (5/10 watts) for someone who wanna charge overnight and there is no hurry of charging the phone and there is plenty of time to charge the phone say 5-6 hours
2)Moderate charging (25-35) watts
Where the consumer has say time like 2-3 hours and don't wanna charge it superfast
3) Superfast charging ( here phone will be charged at the maximum rating available)
This will be useful for persons who are in a hurry and wanna quickly chargeup their phone
Consumer can choose between any accordingly.
I feel this should be done
Apart from that all the manufacturers should mention the battery health in the settings not in the terms for Good, bad etc
But on the terms of percentage %