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Charging Power questions.

Crumble85

Hey guys,

 

I've got a question that's plagued me since fast charging was knocking around. 

How fast can I charge my phone outside of using the manufacturers charger. 

 

Example - I currently have a One Plus 8 which uses the 30W warp charger. Now I'm aware you can only get warp charging specs with the warp charger. 

 

But for whatever reason I want to get a 3rd party charger, a decent one - how fast will is be able to charge my OP8. 

 

How can I find out what the NON-warp charge specifications are?

 

Would a 20W charger from Aukey for example give me 20W because the max the phone can draw is 30W?

 

Anyways I hope that question is clear. Would love to know what the best and fastest 3rd party charger is to get. No point paying for a higher wattage if the phone can't take it. 

 

Crumble. 

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You'll basically have to test it or find a review that tests that sorta stuff.

I found one in German about the OnePlus 8 Pro. I assume it's the same for the Pro aswell as the non-pro version.

 

With USB PD it reaches up to 13.86w.

 

Ladestandards Oneplus 8 Pro

https://techtest.org/wie-schnell-laedt-das-oneplus-8-pro-und-welche-ladestandards-werden-unterstuetzt/

 

 

Edit:

I just found this app, that seems to give you at least a good idea of your current charging speed:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gombosdev.ampere

 

 

 

 

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18 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

I found one in German about the OnePlus 8 Pro. I assume it's the same for the Pro aswell as the non-pro version

As someone who has the OnePlus 8 Pro: yes, that chart is accurate. The phone charges oh-so-slowly from regular and QC3.0 chargers, it's rather annoying.

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Usually if you're not using the original charger you get around 10W and that's it.

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Thanks everyone! Appreciate the chart and the replies. 

 

@Kilraha lot of phones seem to default to 10W. Is that designed on purpose?

 

I wonder why if they can do 30w and are usb-c PD why a 20w charger wouldn't give them 20w?!

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14 minutes ago, Crumble85 said:

@Kilraha lot of phones seem to default to 10W. Is that designed on purpose?

It's just the basic 5V/2A that basically any charger is able to supply.

 

14 minutes ago, Crumble85 said:

and are usb-c PD

That's the point, they aren't, they're using their own proprietary sauce for no good reason other than probably to make you buy their spare chargers...

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