The best phones in terms of fast charging - Takfars
In recent years, fast charging has become one of the newest areas of innovation in the smartphone industry. Smartphone manufacturers outside of China have increased the charging rate so much that they have now reached the point where you can charge a flagship phone with a large battery in just an hour and a half. This eliminates the need for night charging and makes it very comfortable. Needless to say, this feature has become one of the most important criteria for choosing your next phone. However, we should also note that fast charging can cost the battery in the long run.
With all that in mind, we’ve compared all of our recent popular handsets to compare their recharge speeds. In the continuation of this article, you can see the list of the fastest phones in terms of charging. The technology used by the smartphone maker and the technologies used in it are also explained to make you more familiar with this issue.
Flagship phones
Manufacturer | Smartphone | Maximum charging speed supported | Charging power standard |
| Apple | IPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 *, SE 2020 *, iPhone Xs Max *, * XS, * XR, iPhone X, * 8 Plus-, iPhone * 8 | 18 watts | USB-PD |
| Samsung | Galaxy S20 Ultra, Note 10 Plus | 45 watts | USB-PD |
| Galaxy S20 Plus, S20 | 25 watts | USB-PD | |
| Plexiglas S10 Plus, S10, S10e, Galaxy Note 9 and Note 8 | 15 watts | QuickCharge 2.0 | |
| Pixel 4, 4 XL / Pixel 3, 3 XL / Pixel 2, 2 XL / Pixel, Pixel XL | 18 watts | USB-PD | |
| OnePlus | OnePlus 8 Pro, 7 Pro and 7T | 30 watts | Warp Charge 30T |
| LG | LG V60 | 25 watts | QuickCharge 4.0 |
| Sony | Sony Xperia 1 Brand II | 21 watts | USB-PD |
| Motorola | Motorola Edge, Edge Plus | 18 watts | USB-PD |
| Huawei | Huawei Mate ** XS | 55 watts | SuperCharge |
| Huawei P40 Pro, P40 Pro Plus, Huawei P30 Pro, Mate 30 Pro | 40 watts | SuperCharge | |
| Xiaomi | Xiaomi May 10 Pro ** | 50 watts | USB-PD |
| Redmi K20 Pro | 27 watts | Sonic Charge | |
| اوپو | Oppo Find X2 Pro | 65 watts | Super VOOC 2.0 |
| Oppo Renault Ace | 65 watts | Super VOOC 2.0 | |
| ریلمی | Riley X50 Pro | 65 watts | SuperDart Charge |
| Riley X2 Pro | 50 watts | Super VOOC |
- * Phones with a slower charger in their box.
- ** Phones with a fast charger in their box.
Explain about fast charging on iPhones
Let’s start with iPhone 8, which was introduced in early 1397 (late 2017) and was released to the market. Apple has opted for the USB Power Delivery standard, and all iPhones introduced up to that time, including the current iPhone 11 Pro family, support fast charging of up to 18 watts.
However, to use the maximum speed, you need an 18-watt adapter, and Apple does not have a good reputation among users because it does not provide such an adapter in the box of most iPhones. Only iPhone 11 Pro Max and iPhone 11 Pro come with such an adapter. For other iPhones, you will need to purchase this adapter separately. Apple sells the 18-watt USB-C adapter, the company’s official product, for $ 29. Also, if you do not have a USB-C to Lightning converter cable, you will have to pay another $ 19 to get it.
Is it possible to charge iPhones at high speeds using another adapter that is not manufactured by Apple but has a charging speed and power of 18 watts?
The answer is yes, but you should make sure that the purchased adapter supports the USB Power Delivery (USB-PD) standard. For example, a standard charger for the Samsung Galaxy S20 series supports the same USB-PD standard and is also capable of delivering up to 18 watts of charge to iPhones.
Description about fast charging on Samsung Galaxy
Samsung used to support various fast charging standards, but eventually used the USB Power Delivery standard on the Galaxy S20 series and the Note 10 series. However, there are some minor differences:
Some of the subtle differences are: For example, only the top-of-the-line Galaxy S20 Ultra and Note 10 Plus support an incredibly fast 45-watt charge. To achieve this charging speed, you’ll need to purchase a separate power adapter from Samsung for $ 50 (note that this adapter also has a thicker cable than your USB-C to USB-C cable, which is medium in size and should be Use it for maximum charging speed.) Usually, the S20 Plus and S20, as well as the Note 10, only support a 25-watt charging speed and come with a 25-watt adapter in the box.
Previous Samsung phones such as the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, S10 and S10e only support the Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 standard and can eventually support 15 watt fast charging.
Explain about fast charging in Google Pixel
Google was one of the first companies to do fast charging via the USB Power Delivery standard, and in late 2016, when the original version of Google Pixel was released, it installed fast charging technology in it and at the same time with An 18-watt fast charger was included in the box. It was also one of the first phones to use standard USB-C fast charging technology.
Is it possible to use a faster 25 watt or 45 watt adapter to charge Google Pixel phones faster? The answer is no, this phone is set to a maximum of 18 watts, so you will not benefit from connecting it to another more powerful charger.
Explanation about fast charge in LG ThinQ
LG supports Qualcomm QuickCharge 4.0 standard fast charging standard with a maximum charging speed of 21 watts on phones such as the LG G8X Think and LG V50 Think, but the charger provided in the box can provide a maximum of 16 watts of power. You can get a faster charger to use the maximum speed.
In fact, this 16-watt charger, called the LG Travel Power Adapter, comes with most LG phones such as the LG G7, LG G6, LG G5, LG V40, LG V30, LG V20 and even handsets. Affordable as well as compatible with the LG Stylo. One of the features of this adapter is that it has a standard USB port and does not support the newer USB C type.
With the LG V60 Think, you get the company’s new 25-watt USB-C charger, which uses Qualcomm’s QuickCharge 4.0 Plus standard charging standard.
Explanation about fast charge in Vane Plus
OnePlus phones use a special standard charger that uses high current or high amps, which causes a high electrical pressure or high voltage to charge faster.
So, this has two meanings: first, it’s a proprietary solution, and it means that you need a OnePlus charger with a VanPlus cable to get faster charging, both of which are free. They are provided in the box and with the phone. The second means that other chargers, such as USB Power Delivery certified chargers, will not be able to charge OnePlus phones with their maximum output power.
In fact, we found that the OnePlus dedicated charger works very well, and one of its advantages over other technologies is that it can charge fast, even when you’re using your phone. Maintain. While other phones, if you use them while they are charging, their charging speed will be significantly reduced.
Explanation about fast charging in Huawei
Huawei also uses its own method for fast charging called Huawei SuperCharge.
Since the introduction of the Mate 20 Pro in mid-2018 (late 2018), Huawei has paired its flagships with a 40-watt charger that can charge at high speeds. Previously, the Huawei P20 Pro used a 22.5-watt fast charger, and now phones like the foldable Huawei Mate XS come with a 65-watt fast charger inside the box (maximum charge speed, of course). This phone is limited to 55 watts).
Is it possible to use a third party charging adapter with Huawei phones? The answer is yes, but do not expect to see the same fast charge speed.
Explanation about fast charging in Oppo and Riley
The Chinese company Oppo is not popular in Western markets, but with the introduction of very affordable handsets, solid steps and a higher budget than Riley, its popularity is accelerating in many parts of the world, and one of the most important features of its high-selling products is Charging speed is extremely fast.
In fact, the Renault Ace was the first Oppo commercial phone on the market to support a 65-watt charge speed. This phone is able to charge 70% in just 15 minutes and it takes about an hour and a half to fully charge. It’s amazing, but what technology does this phone use?
This technology is similar to the technology used in the OnePlus phones (of which Opo is a part) and is called Super VOOC 2.0, which transmits power at 10 volts and 6.5 amps, as well as It uses GaN technology to achieve this in a relatively compact package.
However, this charger only works with a few very specific phones and charges other phones at 10 watts. In the case of relay phones, the Reel X50 Pro 5G supports 65 watts of charging via the same technology, and the phone also charges with a QC / PD charger at 18 watts, and with the company’s Flash Charge, it charges at 30 watts.
Explain about fast charging in Xiaomi
The popularity of the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro has also increased for this reason. Although the phone comes with a 65-watt charger in the box, the phone itself is limited to a maximum of 50 watts.
The charger in the box also supports QC4.0 and Power Delivery 3.0 standards, so it is technically compatible with many other phones.
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