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Thankfully, that disappointment is mitigated by the fact that Apple has added fast - charging support, so you can charge up 50 percent of the battery in 30 minutes.

Not only that, but it now supports fast charging too, so using a more powerful charger and the right cable, you'll be back to full in no time.

The fastest - charging devices can almost completely top off their batteries in the same amount of time it takes Sony's to cross the halfway mark, so some form of quick - charging support would have really gone a long way here.

Fortunately, iPhone X supports fast charging, so when you do need to top up, it's much faster than before (assuming you're using the proper charger).

The flipside is, because the battery is so huge, the whole phone takes forever to charge, even though it does support some level of fast - charging tech.

This figure means that wireless chargers will now be able to support fast charging, a feature that has so far been the domain of wired chargers.

The phone supports fast charging through USB Type - C or wireless Qi charging, so if you do find yourself running low, it's easy to get some juice on the fly.

So check this list of best car chargers for iPhone X, iPhone 8/8 Plus that supports fast charging.

Exynos processors support Samsung's proprietary Adaptive Fast Charging standard, so it could be that the company didn't want to leave Exynos - equipped S7s any bit lacking from Snapdragon - equipped S7s.

The advantage to Qi wireless chargers is that ultimately, they all pretty much do the same thing as roughly the same speed, so assuming you've got something that's specced to support the level of fast charging your device uses and a wall plug that can power it, it's hard to go wrong.

That said, it's likely that future iPhones will support faster charging, so the 10W pad is probably worth the extra $ 2, if only for future - proofing.

The Honor 7X supports neither wireless charging nor fast charging, which is a real bummer for a 2018 phone, even one that costs so little.

The devices will feature world's best Back Light (HDR) mode and fast charging technology — 60 % capacity in only 39 minutes,» As far as I knew only the ZE551ML Variant (Check in Asus Global website if you incase doubt me) has Fast charging support, so I am totally confused & I would be more happy if Asus India launches ZE551ML with three variants — 2 GB Ram and 4 GB Ram modfast charging technology — 60 % capacity in only 39 minutes,» As far as I knew only the ZE551ML Variant (Check in Asus Global website if you incase doubt me) has Fast charging support, so I am totally confused & I would be more happy if Asus India launches ZE551ML with three variants — 2 GB Ram and 4 GB Ram modFast charging support, so I am totally confused & I would be more happy if Asus India launches ZE551ML with three variants — 2 GB Ram and 4 GB Ram models.

It's one of the few models that supports 7.5 W iPhone fast charging, and it does so better than all the other models we've tested.

Then it supports fast wireless charging and fast charging so you can fastly charge your note 8.

It's also supported by Quick Charge 3.0, so you can expect it to charge in about an hour or so, and there's fast wireless charging onboarCharge 3.0, so you can expect it to charge in about an hour or so, and there's fast wireless charging onboarcharge in about an hour or so, and there's fast wireless charging onboard too.

Don't mind the USB Type - C port; the phone works with any regular fast charger with Quick Charge 2.0 support, and Samsung offers a Type - C to microUSB converter in the box so your existing microUSB cables won't become outdated if you bring home a Galaxy C9 Pro.

First of all a new design concept not as old as other Redmi devices, but is very similar as iPhone X's design, then it's dual camera which is 12 +12 megapixel so very good picture quality, then it's Snapdragon 636 chipset which is a beast in multitasking and battery optimization department and lastly it is a budget centric smartphone it's base model which is 4GB / 64 GB is priced at INR 13,000 and it's 6GB / 64 GB is priced at INR 16,000 so with this specs and price it gives zenith to zenith performance to its competitors in its price range, but the cons are that it doesn't supports fast charging which is sad thing and wasn't expected from Xiaomi but with this specs it can't be demanded and lastly runs of Android 7.1 MIUI 9, now it has been months that Android oreo has been out but still Xiaomi are on MIUI 9 and so RN 5 pro runs on MIUI 9.

Wired fast charging and 10W fast wireless charging are both supported, so even 15 minutes of charging can extend the phone's battery life by several hours.

Starting at 8 a.m., with medium to heavy usage including browsing the web, taking lots of photos, watching a few YouTube videos, and playing a game, the battery reached 30 percent by 6 p.m. Thankfully, the phone supports fast - charging so it doesn't take long to get fully recharged.

However, charger did not support fast charging, so replenishing the battery took time.

Luckily, the device supports fast charging, but does so through its proprietary charger.

Fast Charging is supported so you can charge the laptop from zero to 50 % in just 30 minutes.

Unfortunately the Galaxy A8 doesn't support faster charging, unlike its flagship siblings, so you won't be to juice it up as quickly as S6, but it takes less than 90 minutes for the device to full charge from 10 % to 100 %.

The battery supports the fast charging feature, which is another advantage of the device, so you don't have to keep it overnight plugged into the charger.

For normal users it will last for over a day, moderate users one day and for heavy users it will hardly last for a day, however fast charging is supported so you can get the handset charged real quick.

Both devices support wireless charging and are fast - charge capable, so you can juice up to 50 percent battery in just 30 minutes.

An ever so slightly smaller battery capacity is also on board the Sony Xperia XZ Premium compared to the OnePlus 5 at 3230mAh, but it too is charged via USB Type - C and it also supports a form of fast charging with Quick Charge 3.0 on board.

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Fast charging (Quick Charge 3.0) is supported and so is wireless charging.

Qi platters will be able to pass the power to devices that support this new wireless fast charging spec, which will effectively make it so wireless charging will be just as capable of getting your device from 0 to 60 in 30 minutes as your regular charger.

Of course, the LG V30 doesn't support fast wireless charging, so it did charge a bit slower, but all three charged as expected, without any real issues.