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Charging

(Topic created on: 13-03-2024 04:09 PM)
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Ginsing64
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Here's a question for debate. Is it better to fast charge or to slow charge tablets and phones. In regards to the longevity of their battery recharging cycles.
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Neo001
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Phones these days manage the charging speed efficiently. Part of the battety is (super) fast charged and then it slows down considerably, especially between 80 and 100%.

Key thing to manage I think is heat.

Ginsing64
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I guessed that, to be honest, as the function for either is available, and I couldn't see samsung having it, if it was harmful.just threw it out there for debate really.
Neo001
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Agreed. In summer, when the temperature is on the higher side,  slow charging could help with heat management.

Ginsing64
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I'm just mulling over whether to buy a fast charger. That's where the question stems from, really. As could be used for both my 24u and s9u. I normally charge overnight . So it's not really a priority
Glenntech
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I always slow charge. Unless I need that quick boost if I'm going out, or something like that
Slower charge will heat up the battery less.
So far it's worked for me
Neo001
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If you are charging overnight, then indeed there is no urgency.

Fast charger can help when you are in a hurry and need to quickly charge your phone.

Star_girl
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I deactivated Fast charge and I only use it if I am in a hurry, I also lately turn off my phone or Internet data and use my back up phone if I am home, with this phone I am really going to promote battery life and I want to see how effective will it be if i take care properly of the battery.
Ginsing64
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I'm not that extreme, though I do mainly below charge.
JAMES4578
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It depends on your needs, think best to have a mix and not constantly fast charge.  Howwever as has been mentioned there is a mechanism built in to prevent too much heat.

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