Hey everyone,
I’ve been using the OnePlus 10T for a while now, and something about its fast-charging feature has been bugging me. My phone supports 160W charging, which is insane—it can go from 0 to 100% in just 20 minutes. But here’s the catch: I noticed that my battery seems to discharge much faster when I use the fast charger.
My Experience
Recently, I decided to try something different. Instead of using the 160W charger, I charged my phone with a regular 30W charger, and guess what? My phone’s battery lasted much longer. It didn’t drain as quickly during the day, and I could actually feel the difference in how long I could use it before needing to charge again.
This got me thinking: Is the fast-charging technology actually delivering “quality” energy to the battery? Or is it just rushing to hit that 100% mark, giving us the illusion of a full charge when, in reality, it’s not as effective?
I’d love to hear if anyone else has experienced this. Do you think fast charging is worth the convenience? Have you tried slower chargers and noticed a difference? Let me know your thoughts!
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r/Android Hey everyone, I’ve been using the OnePlus 10T for a while now, and something about its fast-charging feature has been bugging me. My phone supports 160W charging, which is insane—it can go from 0 to 100% in just 20 minutes. But here’s the catch: I noticed that my battery seems to discharge much faster when I use the fast charger. My Experience Recently, I decided to try something different. Instead of using the 160W charger, I charged my phone with a regular 30W charger, and guess what? My phone’s battery lasted much longer. It didn’t drain as quickly during the day, and I could actually feel the difference in how long I could use it before needing to charge again. This got me thinking: Is the fast-charging technology actually delivering “quality” energy to the battery? Or is it just rushing to hit that 100% mark, giving us the illusion of a full charge when, in reality, it’s not as effective? I’d love to hear if anyone else has experienced this. Do you think fast charging is worth the convenience? Have you tried slower chargers and noticed a difference? Let me know your thoughts! submitted by /u/Sufficient_Daikon_32 [link] [comments]
Hey everyone,
I’ve been using the OnePlus 10T for a while now, and something about its fast-charging feature has been bugging me. My phone supports 160W charging, which is insane—it can go from 0 to 100% in just 20 minutes. But here’s the catch: I noticed that my battery seems to discharge much faster when I use the fast charger.
My Experience
Recently, I decided to try something different. Instead of using the 160W charger, I charged my phone with a regular 30W charger, and guess what? My phone’s battery lasted much longer. It didn’t drain as quickly during the day, and I could actually feel the difference in how long I could use it before needing to charge again.
This got me thinking: Is the fast-charging technology actually delivering “quality” energy to the battery? Or is it just rushing to hit that 100% mark, giving us the illusion of a full charge when, in reality, it’s not as effective?
I’d love to hear if anyone else has experienced this. Do you think fast charging is worth the convenience? Have you tried slower chargers and noticed a difference? Let me know your thoughts!
submitted by /u/Sufficient_Daikon_32
[link] [comments]