How fast does your phone charge?
How fast does your phone charge?
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No idea.
I use wireless charging so it's always charged.
>charging at 5 amps
t.current-let
It's a quick charger.
I'm more surprised at the measly 5V, shouldn't it do at least 9V?
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It's convenient but you're fugging up your battery.
>he doesn't even use his phone for a decade before upgrading
About three hundred sixty per zero
It should be 9V, but he's got an outrageous current.
I'm 9V at 2A.
>He's too mentally poor for a phone with an exchangeable battery.
dumb frogposter
According to this en.wikipedia.org
It probably just depends how the battery cells are organized: higher voltage for more cells in series, higher amperes for more cells in parallel.
I'm too poor for any phone so I'm stuck with the one I got for free.
Perhaps, I didn't factor that in.
anyone know where you can buy that current/volt meter?
>12v/2A on a 10,000 mAh battery
>charges to 100% in 30 minutes and lasts 7 days
Pegboard Nerds is one of my favs. Nice OP.
2.4 amps 5 volt
Iphonelet
I don't know, I just pop in a charged battery when the current one's almost dead
>Charging a 38w battery in half an hour with 24w charger
>12 = 38
Why user?
Why are you so retarded?
that's what it says on the site tho
>oukitel.com
>10,000mAh
Stop. It's 10Ah
My Samshit only takes a few seconds to go from 10% to 100%.
>10k mAh
FTFY
So basically they're lying.
They're not lying, user is. Charging a 10000mAh smartphone should usually take around 2 hours to 2.5 hours with a quick charger.
I used to own a k10000 (first one) and it was dope for battery life. Charge time was slow though.
That's mcharge, different to Qualcomm qc. You can tell from the M on the cable...
>hey guys I just bought a 10000mAh power bank for 2500ยข, should be here in 604800 seconds
How old is your phone, what kind?
It came out 5 years ago but it's newer than that, a BlackBerry Q10
7 year old flagship android. had much newer ones but went back because of details.
1 percent per minute
How many minutes does your phone have?
100