That means your phone is no good anymore as all Smartphone batteries have what is called a Self Destruct circuit in them and after a few years this will activate to stop the battery getting unstable and will render the battery unable to charge meaning the phone would be completely unusable
Yeah seriously, if I want to recycle my old electronics, I would have to bring it to some "eco center", the nearest being 30 minutes, by car, from here, so F that. If they can't pick them up with our regular recycling(plastic, glass, paper), I ain't wasting my time and money bringing it to them, especially when they make money out of them.
We don’t actually give much thought about charging our phone everyday . But actually start wondering about your phone’s battery life just because you couldn’t finish your favorite show or a mission of your favorite game because of your phones battery life.Then your mind attracts those wild thoughts of improving phones battery by stuffing it with a bigger battery or use it while its charging , well come on we all consider these , but these are not the solution to our problem . Don’t worry Fast charging is the only solution. Read more click here wp.me/p9fQhG-ll
It's a conspiracy of planned obsolescence so that the battery companies can keep selling batteries, even though there's plenty of juice left. In the old Fallout lore, the Power Armor's are said to have an energy source that can last for about a thousand years. You're getting bamboozled!
NurdRage shows you how to make your vary own Portal fission battery. it's not actually as cool as it sounds sadly. but it still follows the science correctly!
question and suggestion: WiFi security is a thing most of us worry about. Can you perhaps explain each security setting on most generic WiFi routers? This will be really helpful because it will allow us to manage the security settings better.
Fast charging is awesome. I can charge my phone to full in about an hour regardless of what level its at. Even if I can only charge for 5 minutes, that can add quite a bit of battery life. Also having a battery pack that does fast charging is sweet too.
Yep. I bought one for a nice discount just before the G6 dropped. The second half of a full charge doesn't seem to take any longer than the first half. It's a great technology and a great phone, imo.
the 5v 4amp example was a bit of a poor choice, amp draw isn't dictated by the charger (other then perhaps a safety limit) it's dictated by the load, in this case the phone. If you hooked your phone to a 5v 100amp charger, it'd still only pull the current it's designed for (probably less then 2 amps) Typically when people are talking about fast charging, they are talking about higher voltage charging (yea i know, the phone steps it back down to a lower voltage to charge the single cell lithium battery, but that's not the point) The fast charger's are usually able to supply voltage higher then 5v, but won't do it unless the phone tells the charger it's ok to do so. The main benefit of using a higher charging voltage is that you don't need to use really thick cable's to charge your phone (wire size needed is dictated by amp draw, not voltage) Once your fast charging phone recieve's this higher voltage it step's it back down to around 5ish volts to charge the battery, but if it steps down from 10, or 20volts to 5, it can change the excess voltage into amps. That's what the watt's are all about, watts are used to describe how much total power a device uses. 20volts at 1 amp is 20 watts, so is 1volt at 20 amps. All sorts of electronics use this same technique to reduce wire size. Your CPU for instance probably runs on around 1.2 volts, but your power supply doesn't offer it 1.2v, it gives it 12v and there's little converter's directly beside the CPU that change the 12v supply into what your CPU needs (which is very high amperage, a 80wTDP chip is going to use around 60-70 amps) Because the high current only has to go from the converters to the CPU (which is right beside it) you don't need to use huge wires or giant pcb traces. Not only is this nice for packaging and looks reasons, it saves them a lot of money in reduced copper usage.
He went over to Floatplane a few months ago, which is "technically" another company (Linus said as much in a WAN Show). This is why he's been mostly gone.
Regarding last slow charging, it's nothing to do with power you supply, it's physics. At 90%, if maximum battery voltage is 4.3v, at this percentage, you are already reached 4.3V and you can't push more current, while when you have 3.5V, charger can push as much current as it can. This is called CC CV charging, at high percentage, it will become CV charging "constant voltage" and current will tapper off.
phones are easy to open. All you need is a head. (1)Get your phone on your table (2)Smash you head into the phone as hard as you can (3)If you survive then your phone will open, or crack
I use a hauwei ya8 very cheap phone work up today and realized I forgot to charge it Dressed and off to work, I put it on charge using the company plug and in a space of 20-25 minutes my man was 78% and it's not even an expensive device tec is awesome
For those of you plebs without said "fast charge" technology, you can charge your devices quicker than normal by doinga few things: 1. enable power saving, if your os supports it. 2. enable airplane mode, kill any wireless radios. 3. for root users, change the CPU governer to "power saver". do this while you charge, and use your stock charger to gain about 1-2% per minute to charge. my S5 charges from 15% to 100% in about an hour this way. another option: turn the damn thing off while you charge it.
@@iMapleCreatorthat is wasteful as battery power will be used(a good 1 or 2% will be used while the phone boots up,keeping a phone switched on while charging means no battery power will be used at all)
@@stephensnell5707 bruh my comment was 6 years ago, processor and tasks efficiency have greatly improved, and fast charging and protective battery measures have also improved. It is really not worth the headache of "perfecting" charging nowadays.
I was so glad when he said "or more" after suggesting it would cost $50 to fillup a big rig. I only have a 1 ton truck and it costs me about $190 to fill up!
Perhaps you could cover AVX instructions (AVX512 in particular) in a video, it's topical given X299 and it explains at least to a certain extent why Skylake-X especially the 10+ core models heat up like prescott with a fever
Awesome video! I have to add that fast-charging in a lower battery charge (about maybe 0 % - 20 %) can eventually damage the battery a tiny little bit (works for all Li-Ion based batteries). But what kills your battery even faster ist not charging it in time. It gets permanently damaged as it reaches a lower level. In fact, Li-Ion based batteries live by charging and normal-use-discharging. The times of "you have to fully discharge your battery and fully charge it again" are over, this works for your NiMH and NiCd! This is why I recommend airplane mode at about 30 % until getting home (which should not occour a lot of times hopefully, and if it does: avoid it on your next phone/spare battery). Trust me, I´m a dark wizard, Greetings!
I always charge on a normal 5w charger where charge time doesnt matter. IE overnight etc. But fast charging is great for when you forget to charge overnight or only got an hour between flights etc.
$50 for a fill-up? HAHAHA! I wish! Here in the uk its not uncommon to pay triple figures GBP. My VW T5 costs me around £90 (about $120 usd) from a near-empty fillup.
I have a 2001 Ford Taurus (I don't think it's available in Europe) that has a fuel capacity of 18 US gallons or ~68 liters. And I thought that $30 to fill up was too much. LOL.
Jose Javier Flores Yeah, well, fuel in Europe is MUCH more expensive than in the US (or pretty much anywhere else). Currently it's around 1.30€ per liter in most countries. The more expensive ones go all the way up to 2€, which is absurd. (2 years ago high octane fuel on a highway in Italy was 2€, normal one was 1.85€). Filling my tiny Renault Twingo's (1.2l turbo) 40 liter tank costs me over 50€ ... Talk about expensive. Now you know why we can't have big V8s here ...
SoulDragonWithFlow fuel prices here are absurd! The guy said $50 as ab expensive price for a full tank for a large truck! £50 in the UK would get a half tank for a small petrol engine.
This would have been useful to know a week ago. I bought cheap wires for my quick charge LG G4, and the phone wouldn't even fully charge overnight. Had to buy cables that specifically say they do quick charging
Love this video. Really appreciate if make another video on (1) Whats the difference between fast charge, quick charge? (2) How to choose plug & usb cable?
If you have to ask, I dont have to tell you. But by any hoot, giving up the longevity of your battery for a faster charge. Its like peeing in your pants isnt it? Have you ever touched your phone after these high amps recharges, it feels hot dosent it? But not as my pants bro! Because its full of pee! Woof!
Olebull93 I don't remember which standard does it, VOOC or Dash or one of those besides Quick Charge, but they put most of the charging circuitry inside the wall wart instead of the phone for exactly that reason, to keep it from getting hot and increase longevity.
In addition to fast charging in the smartphone, Snowwolf not only applies fast charging technology to the E-cigarette field but also launched the world's first supercharged E-cigarette device. The 5000mAh built-in battery can be fully charged in 35 minutes. 3X FASTER THAN NORMAL CHARGE⠀ MAX: 10V, 4.5A, 45W
My Dash charger says 4A but only delivers 3.5. Or I can use a dual 2.1A power suply socket to covert 4.2 int 3.5A so I agree with this statement, Despite all the haters saying otherwise, Likely they haven't actually tested and proven their power supplies like I have...
Me: What's fast charging? Apple user: It's this really cool, new and innovative technology that Apple invented that allows phones to charge at super fast speeds. Since it's so awesome, it costs $80 to be able to use. Android user: It's a way of charging your phone quickly that's been around for years.
I went from an iphone 5 to a lenovo P2 and the quickcharge is so freaking amazing, the phone charges fully in about 30 minutes, alas that being the same time it takes for my iphone 5 (roughly) but seeing as the battery is 3.15 times bigger in my lenovo p2 that's a huge improvement
@Techquickie can you explain the science/tech behind fast charging? It's well studied academically that most batteries, including the well-adapted Li-ion ones, fail a lot faster during faster charge-discharge cycles, or deeper cycles (e.g. from 100% to 0%) cycling it too fast also reduces capacity, and reduce energy conversion efficiency. So those fast charging we see on the market, do they use something like a supercap as a buffer? Charge supercap up quickly, then slowly charging up Li-ion from the supercap? Thanks.
My phone uses bursts to quick charge. The phone will monitor temperature, the power delivery, communicate with the charger and for ten minutes crank up to 30W charge mode. Once the phone gets too warm or the power being pulled from was wall stutters, my phone tells the charger to hold back. I can go from 5% to 32% in 20 minutes. If My phone stays at a constant safe temperature, burst charge stays on for 15 minutes making the 5% to 32% charge take 14 minutes. In some situations where the temperature in the room is cooler, my phone burst charges to 60% in 25 minutes. Only downfall is that I need an expensive type c cable and 30w charger for my phone to quick charge. The plug alone is £36.99. The cable is £18.99.
This is the only person i saw in the entire youtube till now who said'if you like it then like it and if you DISLIKE IT THEN DISLIKE IT'. Your gettin a like from me
I was looking for some more in depth information on the charger and the phone. What does the phone communicate to the charger and visa versa. How does it decide when to charge with 9 volts and when to go back to 5 volt.
How come that while my OnePLus 3 dash charges, the battery temperature doesn't usually exceed 30C, although it's being hit with 3.4A (data according to "Ampere" app)?
Vinxian1 sure, but according to the video, the battery itself produces the heat (being a chemist, I can say this makes sense) and not the circuitry around it...
I have to say that I'm suprised it only reaches 30C, even without the the power circuitry. But the circuitry is responsible for a lot of the heat, the circuitry is not 100% efficient. Therefore it dissipates power. And that in turn generates heat. especially since the circuitry is in a closed environment
Vinxian1 that's true, but really, I thought the battery alone was responsible for the majority of the heat output. 30C is when it's not used while charging though. It's a little hotter when being used at the same time, but still miles aways from an iPhone or whatever
Hence why I love my OP3T, all round brilliant phone except the camera for a good price and it beasts every other phone charging wise. Also, you can get an "VOOC" charger block which can usually be found for cheaper and is the same technology in Dash Charge (VOOC is created by OPPO who also own 1+)
because the heat production follows P=I^2*R (power= current squared times resistance). If the internal resistance of the battery is lower, it will output less heat at the same current.
I use micro USB charger devices, Samsung Galaxy express 3, ZTE phones, Kindle Fire 5, headphones, MP3 player... I use a power wall charger that gives 5v 2 amps, it charges the devices in about 10- 39 minutes. Only devices don't support fast charge is iPhone 8, and 10(there battery's exploded).
My suggestion to everyone looking to keep their phone's battery healthy is to use quickcharge only when you absolutely need it. If you are charging over night just use an old charger (like a 500mA one) to charge your phone. The battery will stay cool and won't degrade over time, and by morning you will have a fully charged phone. Ideally you need to keep your battery between 20%-80%, but most important is to never let your battery empty completely
Batteries are designed to be charged to 100% each time I fully charge my Smartphone each night and it automatically cuts the current once charging is complete thus protecting the battery and I will unplug it the following morning when I get up and each morning my Smartphone and its battery is always nice and cool.
everything we learned in the old days of taking care of batteries is obsolete now.. its actually better for modern batteries to have many small charges instead of completely draining and charging them
I charge my Smartphone Battery to 100% every night as I am a heavy UA-cam user Even with doing that I still get up to 6 years usage from the phone and battery and I ONLY replace my Smartphone with a new one once every 6 years
vinno97 It doesn't matter because the public transportation is good and reaches basically everywhere. There's also not nearly as much space for having a car, the roads are smaller, population is denser (making smog have a worse effect). You could live in a lot more places in Europe and never need to own a car than you could in the U.S. My other point was, Americans almost certainly buy gas more often than Europeans. So overall there's not much benefit for us. Many people would be happier taking a bus or subway or bike everywhere if possible, for FAR less money per month.
Marcus Coster - You assume everyone lives in a built up area with great public transport which simply isn't the case. It is more densely populated but this just creates more traffic congestion as public transport isn't that great and costs a lot. Most people still need/want a car. The only time public transport works really well is in city centers which is probably the same in america but it's still expensive. If you complain about fuel prices in america why do so many of you drive v8's and v6's. There are smaller cars available but you don't buy them so to complain about fuel prices while driving inefficient cars is pretty stupid. In Europe most own 1l to 2l 4 cylinder cars, even the larger 4x4's tend to have a 4 cylinder larger capacity engine. They're not slow either yet much more economical and can be just as large to transport things.
@Marcus Coster They were added to the dictionary due to years of missuge But things like meterage and kiloage aren't accepted terms when discribing length and weight. So why should the terms be accepted when it comes to electronics.
Vinxian1 Things are added to a dictionary when they are recognized as words. I'd say over a century of use is long enough to become a word. I don't live in a metric country but mileage is a word used often here, and poundage is also a word.
Li-Ion and Li-Po expand over there life from over temperature extremes as well as being held at fully charged or too low for too long, this is why on a design point of view, you should NEVER use a phone case that has the battery backup built in as this applies permanent power to the charger input of the device, if there is always 5 volts present the battery is never allowed to discharge (some moden battery management can allow charging to completely halt). Something to keep in mind is when a traditional charger for Li-Ion or LiPo gets the battery to 100% (4.20volts) basic physics steps in, the battery doesn't need the current, but the charger keeps going it pretty much just burns up that current as heat in the battery instead - further damaging it.
Actually modern Smartphone chargers cut the current entirely once the charging is done and won't allow anymore current to come through thus the Battery will be entirely protected
Didn't get my answer. Nearly All of phone battery voltage is around 3.6-4.2V. The question is how they can be charged with 9V and 2A. Does the need to convert it to the new level? During the conversion lots of energy will get lost and make more heat.
You are wrong, the current limit is usually set to 1C charging. For example a 3000mAh battery should be charged at a maximum current of 3000mA or 3A. You can of course charge a Lithium Polymer or LiPo battery faster BUT you are limiting the life of your battery, meaning it can endure less cycles before the capacitance drop of your battery starts to impact performance. Though manufacturers can support this cause they expect you not to keep your mobile phone more than 2 years (for tablets it´s around 3 years and for laptops anywhere between 4 and 5 years). Now try and remember when you started noticing that the battery of your device is not lasting that long. Fast charging is convenient yes, you know what is more convenient though? Battery swapping like in digital cameras ;-)
The "charger" is in fact not even a charger per say, it is simply a USB power supply, the actual real battery charger is on the PCB inside the phone, ipad or laptop etc, However there are handshakes between the device and power supply in newer USB specifications that goes along the lines of "hey phone, USB power supply here - I'm only capable of delivering 1Amps @ 5 volts, so please don't go over over this as I might have to shutdown or I will become unstable and hot - the charger said" - so the phone listens to this basic coms designed into the USB power supply and limits its charge rate (current) into the Li-Ion / LiPo cell so as to not draw too much from the external supply. Have a read of this that lays out how the specification evolved from the first USB ports: www.maximintegrated.com/en/app-notes/index.mvp/id/4803
1:03 The electrons looks like Internet Explorer
Edit: Its *Edge* not *Internet Explorer* I am sorry
PieRow no shit pls
???
It has nothing to do with Internet Explorer ...
To true! Microsoft edge is the new electron! MICROSOFT IS TAKING OVER!!! AGHHHHAHAH
Thats how yo know it displays slow charging ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Falk200 wow your message arrived after a small and speedy time of 2 years!!! You got a hacked version of ie
Linus looks different today
KeweKrypto 12 bad day?
@Ryan Besch
He got bullied today. Don't talk about it.
shhhss guys. he need some time alone
Seriously, he needs his safe space.
@KeweKrypto 12 sorry hard
Oh please, I haven't even charged my Nokia 3310 since it came out of the box.
That means your phone is no good anymore as all Smartphone batteries have what is called a Self Destruct circuit in them and after a few years this will activate to stop the battery getting unstable and will render the battery unable to charge meaning the phone would be completely unusable
Human eye can't see more than 2 Amps anyways
Ikr, why phones even have so big screens, when humans can only hear 5.0"
Me Phone Is
i can see 100 amps, is it normal?
@@sskofu no
U Tube Surfer wooosh
I just throw my phone out when the battery dies.
Electric should recycle it instead
No one really recycles their electronics lol I still see people dumping their tube TVs in vacant lots and other electronics.
MuscleMan and amd vegas
Yeah seriously, if I want to recycle my old electronics, I would have to bring it to some "eco center", the nearest being 30 minutes, by car, from here, so F that. If they can't pick them up with our regular recycling(plastic, glass, paper), I ain't wasting my time and money bringing it to them, especially when they make money out of them.
Tetra Sky CAN YOU NOT TAKE A FUCKING JOKE!?!?!?!?!
The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
FAX
Where can i download fast charging ?
Same place where you download more ram
Can I download a GTX1080?
JackTheRipper425 tf
Jumbo-J1 Yes
KylethePokéDude damn it I was gonna comment that
1:30 I thought he's gonna say "with great power comes great responsibility and heat".
what a waste of lazy pun.
ikr
Fast charging upto 60% than normal download app play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mubatteryfree.fastcharger
"With great power comes great fuckability" - Scroobius bip in The Struggle
Bohdan Lvov i was about to just comment that. !!!
We don’t actually give much thought about charging our phone everyday . But actually start wondering about your phone’s battery life just because you couldn’t finish your favorite show or a mission of your favorite game because of your phones battery life.Then your mind attracts those wild thoughts of improving phones battery by stuffing it with a bigger battery or use it while its charging , well come on we all consider these , but these are not the solution to our problem . Don’t worry Fast charging is the only solution. Read more click here wp.me/p9fQhG-ll
I never recharge my *Pip-boy.*
The wonders of fission batteries. They literally last for hundreds of years.
Hah true true xD
KastaRules but yet my power armor always runs out of fusion cores
It's a conspiracy of planned obsolescence so that the battery companies can keep selling batteries, even though there's plenty of juice left. In the old Fallout lore, the Power Armor's are said to have an energy source that can last for about a thousand years. You're getting bamboozled!
NurdRage shows you how to make your vary own Portal fission battery. it's not actually as cool as it sounds sadly. but it still follows the science correctly!
question and suggestion: WiFi security is a thing most of us worry about. Can you perhaps explain each security setting on most generic WiFi routers? This will be really helpful because it will allow us to manage the security settings better.
WiFi is the most secure internet connection of all
Fast charging is awesome. I can charge my phone to full in about an hour regardless of what level its at. Even if I can only charge for 5 minutes, that can add quite a bit of battery life. Also having a battery pack that does fast charging is sweet too.
Don't go using every night though as it will shorten your phone's battery life
@@stephensnell5707 by the time battery damage matters, the device is ready to be replaced anyway.
How much do you use your phone to need fast charging and a battery bank?
I listen to music/podcasts on Bluetooth all day and my phone survives fine.
I wish this wasn't an excuse to get rid of user replaceable batteries.
lg g5 had quick charge 3.0 and removable battery
Yep. I bought one for a nice discount just before the G6 dropped. The second half of a full charge doesn't seem to take any longer than the first half. It's a great technology and a great phone, imo.
Yeah. My Vibe P1 had no user replaceable batteries but got fast charging. I wonder why...
Any phone battery is replaceable if you make the effort to open your device (unscrewing if necessary).
Simon Tay unscrewing? Ungluing!
This is in my physics exam yeay
Gotta love physics
the 5v 4amp example was a bit of a poor choice, amp draw isn't dictated by the charger (other then perhaps a safety limit) it's dictated by the load, in this case the phone.
If you hooked your phone to a 5v 100amp charger, it'd still only pull the current it's designed for (probably less then 2 amps)
Typically when people are talking about fast charging, they are talking about higher voltage charging (yea i know, the phone steps it back down to a lower voltage to charge the single cell lithium battery, but that's not the point)
The fast charger's are usually able to supply voltage higher then 5v, but won't do it unless the phone tells the charger it's ok to do so. The main benefit of using a higher charging voltage is that you don't need to use really thick cable's to charge your phone (wire size needed is dictated by amp draw, not voltage) Once your fast charging phone recieve's this higher voltage it step's it back down to around 5ish volts to charge the battery, but if it steps down from 10, or 20volts to 5, it can change the excess voltage into amps. That's what the watt's are all about, watts are used to describe how much total power a device uses. 20volts at 1 amp is 20 watts, so is 1volt at 20 amps.
All sorts of electronics use this same technique to reduce wire size. Your CPU for instance probably runs on around 1.2 volts, but your power supply doesn't offer it 1.2v, it gives it 12v and there's little converter's directly beside the CPU that change the 12v supply into what your CPU needs (which is very high amperage, a 80wTDP chip is going to use around 60-70 amps) Because the high current only has to go from the converters to the CPU (which is right beside it) you don't need to use huge wires or giant pcb traces. Not only is this nice for packaging and looks reasons, it saves them a lot of money in reduced copper usage.
I totally forgot Luke was part of LTT haven't seen him in months.
He went over to Floatplane a few months ago, which is "technically" another company (Linus said as much in a WAN Show). This is why he's been mostly gone.
01:29 Legit thought he was going to say, "With higher power comes higher responsibility.". Shake my head.
1:48 - 1:54 was an interesting and useful stuff to watch !
Regarding last slow charging, it's nothing to do with power you supply, it's physics. At 90%, if maximum battery voltage is 4.3v, at this percentage, you are already reached 4.3V and you can't push more current, while when you have 3.5V, charger can push as much current as it can. This is called CC CV charging, at high percentage, it will become CV charging "constant voltage" and current will tapper off.
idk why i thought he would say with higher power comes great responsabilities
Hey Luke! Nice to see that you are actually alive.
phones are easy to open. All you need is a head.
(1)Get your phone on your table
(2)Smash you head into the phone as hard as you can
(3)If you survive then your phone will open, or crack
Nah, just drop your phone 4 feet without the case
I use a hauwei ya8 very cheap phone work up today and realized I forgot to charge it
Dressed and off to work, I put it on charge using the company plug and in a space of 20-25 minutes my man was 78% and it's not even an expensive device tec is awesome
For those of you plebs without said "fast charge" technology, you can charge your devices quicker than normal by doinga few things:
1. enable power saving, if your os supports it.
2. enable airplane mode, kill any wireless radios.
3. for root users, change the CPU governer to "power saver".
do this while you charge, and use your stock charger to gain about 1-2% per minute to charge. my S5 charges from 15% to 100% in about an hour this way.
another option: turn the damn thing off while you charge it.
LiquidZero or buy oneplus phone
LiquidZero Or you know.. just turning your phone off while you charge it..
Are you talking about a Audi S5 Coupe or something? Jk IK what ur talking about its iPhone 5S ..... Right?
@@iMapleCreatorthat is wasteful as battery power will be used(a good 1 or 2% will be used while the phone boots up,keeping a phone switched on while charging means no battery power will be used at all)
@@stephensnell5707 bruh my comment was 6 years ago, processor and tasks efficiency have greatly improved, and fast charging and protective battery measures have also improved. It is really not worth the headache of "perfecting" charging nowadays.
I was wondering about this last week, thanks! :D
I like how his whole team is Game of Thrones characters.
I was so glad when he said "or more" after suggesting it would cost $50 to fillup a big rig. I only have a 1 ton truck and it costs me about $190 to fill up!
Perhaps you could cover AVX instructions (AVX512 in particular) in a video, it's topical given X299 and it explains at least to a certain extent why Skylake-X especially the 10+ core models heat up like prescott with a fever
With great power comes great responsibility
Awesome video!
I have to add that fast-charging in a lower battery charge (about maybe 0 % - 20 %) can eventually damage the battery a tiny little bit (works for all Li-Ion based batteries).
But what kills your battery even faster ist not charging it in time. It gets permanently damaged as it reaches a lower level. In fact, Li-Ion based batteries live by charging and normal-use-discharging. The times of "you have to fully discharge your battery and fully charge it again" are over, this works for your NiMH and NiCd! This is why I recommend airplane mode at about 30 % until getting home (which should not occour a lot of times hopefully, and if it does: avoid it on your next phone/spare battery).
Trust me, I´m a dark wizard,
Greetings!
using airplane mode kinda kills the reason for having a phone
@@DanielQRT it will help a phone to charge 2 to 3x faster
I always charge on a normal 5w charger where charge time doesnt matter. IE overnight etc. But fast charging is great for when you forget to charge overnight or only got an hour between flights etc.
What if Luke is Asian?
What if Luke is Romulan?
what if Luke is a Jedi
I say latino
Luke is from Chinese Taipei
then you know he's an albino Asian
$50 for a fill-up? HAHAHA! I wish!
Here in the uk its not uncommon to pay triple figures GBP. My VW T5 costs me around £90 (about $120 usd) from a near-empty fillup.
SoulDragonWithFlow In Canada that would be $30 for a fill-up
SoulDragonWithFlow we have higher taxes bro.
I have a 2001 Ford Taurus (I don't think it's available in Europe) that has a fuel capacity of 18 US gallons or ~68 liters. And I thought that $30 to fill up was too much. LOL.
Jose Javier Flores Yeah, well, fuel in Europe is MUCH more expensive than in the US (or pretty much anywhere else). Currently it's around 1.30€ per liter in most countries. The more expensive ones go all the way up to 2€, which is absurd. (2 years ago high octane fuel on a highway in Italy was 2€, normal one was 1.85€).
Filling my tiny Renault Twingo's (1.2l turbo) 40 liter tank costs me over 50€ ... Talk about expensive.
Now you know why we can't have big V8s here ...
SoulDragonWithFlow fuel prices here are absurd! The guy said $50 as ab expensive price for a full tank for a large truck! £50 in the UK would get a half tank for a small petrol engine.
Emily ratajkowski did a better job
Wat
This would have been useful to know a week ago. I bought cheap wires for my quick charge LG G4, and the phone wouldn't even fully charge overnight. Had to buy cables that specifically say they do quick charging
One time I just fell asleep while watching UA-cam and found my phone just dead on the floor
This is awesome especially the handshake
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my brain caN'T process this information.
Jamezeboyy pretty easy, basically some phone batteries can recive more power (wat) without overheating
I see the light. Thank you internet man.
You turn down 4watt and then you get fast charging. It's under Battery settings.
Jamezeboyy hahaha lol
*woah technology*
1:30 I expected you to say "with higher power, comes higher responsibility" :P
Kevin Novak lol
Samsung: Mate we can handle fast charging, how about 100w?
Galaxy Note 7: f.
Love this video. Really appreciate if make another video on (1) Whats the difference between fast charge, quick charge? (2) How to choose plug & usb cable?
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Tunnel bear is so popular that it's even used in westeros 3:42 😂😂.....screw them damn ravens!!
Good presentation
Guys help my CPU has 7GHz of GDDR7 ROM
Ramen Fever you need to buy a new solid state USB hub
This comment doesn't make sense.
Ramen Fever You might want to replace your mother board as that is what handles how many gpus your ram has
Ramen Fever Download more rgb that should help
But can it run crysis???
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Burn the candle in both ends. Its the only way to fly man.
In what way was this relevant?
If you have to ask, I dont have to tell you.
But by any hoot, giving up the longevity of your battery for a faster charge. Its like peeing in your pants isnt it? Have you ever touched your phone after these high amps recharges, it feels hot dosent it? But not as my pants bro! Because its full of pee! Woof!
Olebull93 I don't remember which standard does it, VOOC or Dash or one of those besides Quick Charge, but they put most of the charging circuitry inside the wall wart instead of the phone for exactly that reason, to keep it from getting hot and increase longevity.
We are throwing this one back in the bin.
Peace!
A year later and I still have no idea what is wrong with you
In addition to fast charging in the smartphone, Snowwolf not only applies fast charging technology to the E-cigarette field but also launched the world's first supercharged E-cigarette device. The 5000mAh built-in battery can be fully charged in 35 minutes.
3X FASTER THAN NORMAL CHARGE⠀
MAX: 10V, 4.5A, 45W
Just before clicking the video, I had low battery warning
PypeR well isn't that a coincidence
Before the video, I got an ad about Oppo's fast charging.
Thanks nice short informative video answering questions i had
Dash charge actually use about 3.5A, not 4A
Arek R. My dash charger says 4A.
4A
So 87.5% of the power of what he said. Thanks for that, lonelyboy...
Also noticed no extra heat with dash charge compared to fast charge
My Dash charger says 4A but only delivers 3.5. Or I can use a dual 2.1A power suply socket to covert 4.2 int 3.5A so I agree with this statement, Despite all the haters saying otherwise, Likely they haven't actually tested and proven their power supplies like I have...
Me: What's fast charging?
Apple user: It's this really cool, new and innovative technology that Apple invented that allows phones to charge at super fast speeds. Since it's so awesome, it costs $80 to be able to use.
Android user: It's a way of charging your phone quickly that's been around for years.
Could you do what if Luke Skywalker felled to the Darkside?
It's about time... Thanks you guys!
Who's watching this while charging their phone with a fast charger?
I went from an iphone 5 to a lenovo P2 and the quickcharge is so freaking amazing, the phone charges fully in about 30 minutes, alas that being the same time it takes for my iphone 5 (roughly) but seeing as the battery is 3.15 times bigger in my lenovo p2 that's a huge improvement
With more power, comes more heat -Techquickie 2k17
When he said "with higher power, comes higher heat" I would loved if the editor used uncle Ben talking to Peter.
lets face it: your videos are just absolutely enjoyable. No doubt about it!
@Techquickie can you explain the science/tech behind fast charging? It's well studied academically that most batteries, including the well-adapted Li-ion ones, fail a lot faster during faster charge-discharge cycles, or deeper cycles (e.g. from 100% to 0%) cycling it too fast also reduces capacity, and reduce energy conversion efficiency. So those fast charging we see on the market, do they use something like a supercap as a buffer? Charge supercap up quickly, then slowly charging up Li-ion from the supercap? Thanks.
Forgot to charge your phone and have to leave in 30 minutes? Plug it in and leave. Problem solved.
Plug it in, leave it till you come back and take something else for entertainment reasons
+Regenbogenkotze
Thats what i do and just communicate with smoke signals when im out in the city without my phone.
My phone uses bursts to quick charge. The phone will monitor temperature, the power delivery, communicate with the charger and for ten minutes crank up to 30W charge mode. Once the phone gets too warm or the power being pulled from was wall stutters, my phone tells the charger to hold back.
I can go from 5% to 32% in 20 minutes. If My phone stays at a constant safe temperature, burst charge stays on for 15 minutes making the 5% to 32% charge take 14 minutes. In some situations where the temperature in the room is cooler, my phone burst charges to 60% in 25 minutes.
Only downfall is that I need an expensive type c cable and 30w charger for my phone to quick charge. The plug alone is £36.99. The cable is £18.99.
I just buy a new phone when the battery dies
Buying a replacement battery would be A LOT cheaper
Simon Tay you don't say
You, my friend, are irony challenged :D
GottemLeaning gift me one
Funny because phone don't come pre-charged
This is the only person i saw in the entire youtube till now who said'if you like it then like it and if you DISLIKE IT THEN DISLIKE IT'. Your gettin a like from me
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L HK No plz stop.
Keep that dead meme on Gordon's channel.
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Now there's a face I haven't seen behind a video in a while, welcome back!
Amperage? Does he not mean current?
I was looking for some more in depth information on the charger and the phone. What does the phone communicate to the charger and visa versa. How does it decide when to charge with 9 volts and when to go back to 5 volt.
current. the word is current. not amperage. current.
i'll allow voltage (emf would be better), but amperage just sounds stupid.
now, we need to explore the power of supercapacitors...
My samsung only came wiht fast charge, what do i do?
Dex Wusky throw it out get a new one
Rhiannon thanks
Modern day tips
Serious answer:
You can disable fast charge in settings, although I'd never do that.
GoldenSun3DS why is that?
I thought this was going to be about electric cars... you should do a video about electric cars... or a series about them!
How come that while my OnePLus 3 dash charges, the battery temperature doesn't usually exceed 30C, although it's being hit with 3.4A (data according to "Ampere" app)?
Vinxian1 sure, but according to the video, the battery itself produces the heat (being a chemist, I can say this makes sense) and not the circuitry around it...
I have to say that I'm suprised it only reaches 30C, even without the the power circuitry.
But the circuitry is responsible for a lot of the heat, the circuitry is not 100% efficient. Therefore it dissipates power. And that in turn generates heat. especially since the circuitry is in a closed environment
Vinxian1 that's true, but really, I thought the battery alone was responsible for the majority of the heat output. 30C is when it's not used while charging though. It's a little hotter when being used at the same time, but still miles aways from an iPhone or whatever
Hence why I love my OP3T, all round brilliant phone except the camera for a good price and it beasts every other phone charging wise.
Also, you can get an "VOOC" charger block which can usually be found for cheaper and is the same technology in Dash Charge (VOOC is created by OPPO who also own 1+)
because the heat production follows P=I^2*R (power= current squared times resistance). If the internal resistance of the battery is lower, it will output less heat at the same current.
I use micro USB charger devices, Samsung Galaxy express 3, ZTE phones, Kindle Fire 5, headphones, MP3 player... I use a power wall charger that gives 5v 2 amps, it charges the devices in about 10- 39 minutes.
Only devices don't support fast charge is iPhone 8, and 10(there battery's exploded).
My suggestion to everyone looking to keep their phone's battery healthy is to use quickcharge only when you absolutely need it. If you are charging over night just use an old charger (like a 500mA one) to charge your phone. The battery will stay cool and won't degrade over time, and by morning you will have a fully charged phone. Ideally you need to keep your battery between 20%-80%, but most important is to never let your battery empty completely
good spot, thank you! corrected it
Batteries are designed to be charged to 100% each time
I fully charge my Smartphone each night and it automatically cuts the current once charging is complete thus protecting the battery and I will unplug it the following morning when I get up and each morning my Smartphone and its battery is always nice and cool.
everything we learned in the old days of taking care of batteries is obsolete now.. its actually better for modern batteries to have many small charges instead of completely draining and charging them
I charge my Smartphone Battery to 100% every night as I am a heavy UA-cam user
Even with doing that I still get up to 6 years usage from the phone and battery and I ONLY replace my Smartphone with a new one once every 6 years
I love how americans complain about paying 50 dollars to gas
Kirina Yuuki Cars are necessary in most of the country so yeah, we are allowed to be upset when prices get high.
Marcus Coster he means that it is very cheap when compared to, for example, most of Europe
vinno97 It doesn't matter because the public transportation is good and reaches basically everywhere. There's also not nearly as much space for having a car, the roads are smaller, population is denser (making smog have a worse effect). You could live in a lot more places in Europe and never need to own a car than you could in the U.S. My other point was, Americans almost certainly buy gas more often than Europeans. So overall there's not much benefit for us. Many people would be happier taking a bus or subway or bike everywhere if possible, for FAR less money per month.
Marcus Coster - You assume everyone lives in a built up area with great public transport which simply isn't the case. It is more densely populated but this just creates more traffic congestion as public transport isn't that great and costs a lot. Most people still need/want a car. The only time public transport works really well is in city centers which is probably the same in america but it's still expensive. If you complain about fuel prices in america why do so many of you drive v8's and v6's. There are smaller cars available but you don't buy them so to complain about fuel prices while driving inefficient cars is pretty stupid. In Europe most own 1l to 2l 4 cylinder cars, even the larger 4x4's tend to have a 4 cylinder larger capacity engine. They're not slow either yet much more economical and can be just as large to transport things.
Every country should take notes from finnish public transportation
Ok ok its just the card you use to travel
Does the cable also affect how fast the phone charges, or is the cable quality for safety reasons?
Ofcourse
No: Voltage, Amperage, Wattage
Yes: Electrical tension (silly English speaking people), Current, Power
Bjorn Roesbeke Current and amperage are the same thing, wattage is voltage*amperage, and power is not a unit of measurement.
Sure, i know what people meant to say but there are no such terms as something-age.
You're mixing up things. (NL: grootheden en eenheden)
Bjorn Roesbeke Voltage, amperage, and wattage are all in the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
@Marcus Coster
They were added to the dictionary due to years of missuge
But things like meterage and kiloage aren't accepted terms when discribing length and weight.
So why should the terms be accepted when it comes to electronics.
Vinxian1 Things are added to a dictionary when they are recognized as words. I'd say over a century of use is long enough to become a word. I don't live in a metric country but mileage is a word used often here, and poundage is also a word.
Li-Ion and Li-Po expand over there life from over temperature extremes as well as being held at fully charged or too low for too long, this is why on a design point of view, you should NEVER use a phone case that has the battery backup built in as this applies permanent power to the charger input of the device, if there is always 5 volts present the battery is never allowed to discharge (some moden battery management can allow charging to completely halt). Something to keep in mind is when a traditional charger for Li-Ion or LiPo gets the battery to 100% (4.20volts) basic physics steps in, the battery doesn't need the current, but the charger keeps going it pretty much just burns up that current as heat in the battery instead - further damaging it.
Actually modern Smartphone chargers cut the current entirely once the charging is done and won't allow anymore current to come through thus the Battery will be entirely protected
What is ip68 and ip67 certification
Finally! Luke! First time in the last month....
RIP | Apple |
I could listen to Luke talk about anything all day, what a beautiful chocolate man.
Wait what's that?...
Luke videos are the best videos.
JT&T he is usually a clickbait shit
WOW Your become the go to UA-cam expert now.
Who plays cs go in a quad screen setup?
Dafuq
Didn't get my answer. Nearly All of phone battery voltage is around 3.6-4.2V. The question is how they can be charged with 9V and 2A. Does the need to convert it to the new level? During the conversion lots of energy will get lost and make more heat.
Yes
#OnePlusMasterRace
"with higher power comes higher responsibility" - 1:30
Riddle me this batman.. explain why my Samsung wireless fast charger doesn't fast charge as fast as the cord.
asap bruhhh Wireless is way less efficient than wired. It's not supposed to be as fast as the cord, just fast compared to other wireless chargers.
210 watt goes broommmm 5 years later 😅
iOS peasants still don't have fast charging lmfao while android have it for like a decade.
Waleed EL Mhamal Android hasn't even been around that long m8
Adel Alqadi That means it's impressive
Clark Narvas I agree, but that's not my point lol
We do have FastCharging.
How would you know? Have you seen the source code and/or the schematic for the circuit board that shows how the charging system works.
But the ultimate question remains, how is overcharging avoided during fast charging????
You don't want to let your battery explode.
Haha fast charging... Did someone say Apple?
No. No one did. Someone said Samsung tho
Vodeine my samsung A5 '16 has fast charging and I love it ^^
Apple has fast charging. But the cost for the shit is like $99999
PissedOffHoneyBadger one day
My laptop has a fast charge USB slot and it works on my iPhone
You are wrong, the current limit is usually set to 1C charging. For example a 3000mAh battery should be charged at a maximum current of 3000mA or 3A. You can of course charge a Lithium Polymer or LiPo battery faster BUT you are limiting the life of your battery, meaning it can endure less cycles before the capacitance drop of your battery starts to impact performance. Though manufacturers can support this cause they expect you not to keep your mobile phone more than 2 years (for tablets it´s around 3 years and for laptops anywhere between 4 and 5 years). Now try and remember when you started noticing that the battery of your device is not lasting that long. Fast charging is convenient yes, you know what is more convenient though? Battery swapping like in digital cameras ;-)
Boonk gang whole lotta gang shi na'm sayin
With higher power, comes higher heat
With great power, comes great responsibility
Thnx to qualcomm not 🍏💩
Aks Karim no one is thanking Apple
Ask karim
Charge iPhone with iPad charger. Done.
The "charger" is in fact not even a charger per say, it is simply a USB power supply, the actual real battery charger is on the PCB inside the phone, ipad or laptop etc, However there are handshakes between the device and power supply in newer USB specifications that goes along the lines of "hey phone, USB power supply here - I'm only capable of delivering 1Amps @ 5 volts, so please don't go over over this as I might have to shutdown or I will become unstable and hot - the charger said" - so the phone listens to this basic coms designed into the USB power supply and limits its charge rate (current) into the Li-Ion / LiPo cell so as to not draw too much from the external supply. Have a read of this that lays out how the specification evolved from the first USB ports: www.maximintegrated.com/en/app-notes/index.mvp/id/4803
1:33 that battery looks edible
Omg stop using waltage, amperage it's just dump! They are called power and current! Not even hard to understand.
wattage*
Haha tries to sound smart, looks like a dickhead.