Submitted by Interesting_Shallot2 t3_z584c9 in iphone
Recently, China's Xiaomi company released the Redmi Note 11 Pro+, which supports 120W high-speed charging, and the default charging time from 0% to 100% only takes 19 minutes.
Submitted by Interesting_Shallot2 t3_z584c9 in iphone
Recently, China's Xiaomi company released the Redmi Note 11 Pro+, which supports 120W high-speed charging, and the default charging time from 0% to 100% only takes 19 minutes.
I wish Apple would offer faster charging!
Faster charging increases heat, which kills batteries. Then you’d be upset because your battery didn’t last 2 years.
The pixel chargers at 23W max so you have to be more specific on which android
Meanwhile i think the s22 (regular) maxes at 25W
That might sound dandy but in reality I used to have the Redmi Note 10 Pro and it charged pretty fast. But without a doubt that came in defection of the battery within 6 months, lasting 2 days in only into 1 and just you have to be very careful for it not to past 100 by how fast it charges. It’s a mess, Samsung and Pixel use 25W even though their android.
Yes, but you have to also consider that iPhone batteries are usually much smaller than competing Android devices, unless we're talking about the Plus/Max models which have over 4000mah batteries these days. I came from a OnePlus 8T that could charge at 65W and it was downright insane, but I RARELY ever used it. Most of the time I used that charger for my Samsung tablet. My 12 Pro quick charges at 20W using that same 65W charger since it also supports up to 45W PD charging and I find the charging speed on my small 2815mah battery to be satisfactory.
I prefer my battery not to age quick as fuck because I somehow charge it with 120w over night.
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In fact, my iPhone is charged with a 5W charger every day, and the battery can't last for two years
iPhone does have better battery life than android, but charging is also really slow!
Considering that the Redmi Note 11 Pro+ only costs around $300, I figured when its battery life was dying, I must have gotten a new phone.
rootshirt t1_ixuka8i wrote
Bad example because that’s the main selling point of that phone. Only a handful of androids do that. It’s not faster or slower, but iPhones generally have way greater battery life