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USB-C PD Chargers for Google Pixel XL

Awesome! Just know that the new Pixel phones support USB Power Delivery according to Benson:
Both phones support higher voltage (up to 9V), and higher power, up to 18W. In addition, both phones support USB PD's data-role and power-role swaps, meaning they'll work with charge-through hubs.
This 18W USB-C power adapter was designed and made by Google and is the one that ships with the Pixel and the Pixel XL. This is a USB Type-C and USB PD power adapter with support for 5V/3A and 9V/2A.
Source:https://plus.google.com/+BensonLeung/posts/GnjQBqAovnD
Google Official 18W USB-C Power Adapter: https://store.google.com/product/usb_type_c_18w_power_adapter

Saw this as well, yet no mention from top tech review videos even like MKBHD which is sad. It's like they ignored some of the fine details of this phone.
I want to know how much faster it will charge because of supporting 18W with PD, and if there are any car chargers out yet that support PD as well.

Nitemare3219 said:
Saw this as well, yet no mention from top tech review videos even like MKBHD which is sad. It's like they ignored some of the fine details of this phone.
I want to know how much faster it will charge because of supporting 18W with PD, and if there are any car chargers out yet that support PD as well.
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There is a Belkin car charger on Google's store that does
https://store.google.com/product/belkin_27w_usb_c_car_charger
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I had been looking for a USB-C PD rated car charger, but the best I could come up with was [email protected] chargers USB-C car chargers. Here is the same Belkin USB-C PD charger on the Belkin website with more details. http://www.belkin.com/us/F7U004-Belkin/p/P-F7U004;jsessionid=748D45E194350FE38B12294242BDD616/

I ordered the Belkin car charger on Verizon's site today, it was listed for $40, and i get 25% off with my corporate discount so it was down to $30! Felt good not to spend the $45 Google was asking...
I also ordered the Pluggable usb-c pd charging hub suggested by Bensen so i can charge while using my usb DAC!

jisddwqs said:
Awesome! Just know that the new Pixel phones support USB Power Delivery according to Benson:
This is a USB Type-C and USB PD power adapter with support for 5V/3A and 9V/2A.
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you know who else supports those numbers? Qualcomm....
QC3 chargers will probably work. QC3 rapid charges my Pixel C at 5v3a

I'll be using Ankers 60w 5 port hub with USB C PD very soon. Should be able to feed the Pixel at full 18W as it claims to be able to charge Mac Books at 29W over C.

I'll try Choetech 29W PD USB C charger, $25.99.
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-CHOE...06398&sr=8-1&keywords=choetech+29W+PD+charger

alexjzim said:
you know who else supports those numbers? Qualcomm....
QC3 chargers will probably work. QC3 rapid charges my Pixel C at 5v3a
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Yeah, maybe, but i wanted to be sure my "usb-c pd" hub3p usb A ports would work for data and charging at the same time the phone charges. As i understand it, usb-c pd is the open standard supported on devices beyond phones vs Qualcom's Quick Charge 3 being proprietary.
Fwiw, 27W = 9V × 3A max charging on the Belkin pd car charger which means it has more power than the pixel might need so other usb hub devices can use that power.
This hub... http://plugable.com/products/usbc-hub3p
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Also, it's worth reading some of these comments if USB-C PD is unfamiliar like it was to me.
https://plus.google.com/+BensonLeung/posts/71FgNerD8TB

tmuka said:
Yeah, maybe, but i wanted to be sure my "usb-c pd" hub3p usb A ports would work for data and charging at the same time the phone charges. As i understand it, usb-c pd is the open standard supported on devices beyond phones vs Qualcom's Quick Charge 3 being proprietary.
Fwiw, 27W = 9V × 3A max charging on the Belkin pd car charger which means it has more power than the pixel might need so other usb hub devices can use that power.
This hub... http://plugable.com/products/usbc-hub3p
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Also, it's worth reading some of these comments if USB-C PD is unfamiliar like it was to me.
https://plus.google.com/+BensonLeung/posts/71FgNerD8TB
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Yea QC3 seems to max out at 18 watts, not great for hubs or bigger devices. However it does have its benefits:
QC3 support rapid charging via a USB A to USB C connection. You can plug your phone into a >1 year computer, and charge it with the same cable. It supports both 15watt and 18watt charging (5v3a, 9v2a)
Generally cheaper than USB PD options, despite being the "proprietary" connection.
Aukey has their basic QC3 for $8.50 with a coupon.
My argument is that USB PD devices are actually BETTER, since seemingly they can support both QC3 and the native option at lower wattages
*its also worth noting that inversely, USB PD charger that came with the pixel C DID NOT rapid charge my QC3 HTC 10. Despite supporting 15 watts at 5v3a. It could just be that my phone isnt able to draw a full 18 watts from the charger and wont classify it as "rapid charge," but it is still charging at 15 watts. Now that new USB PD chargers can achieve 9v2a, i will test again, but so far it looks to be one sided

alexjzim said:
*its also worth noting that inversely, USB PD charger that came with the pixel C DID NOT rapid charge my QC3 HTC 10. Despite supporting 15 watts at 5v3a.
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This is the charger that came with my Pixel C; if this is also the one you have, then it doesn't do USB-PD (nor QC) at all. It only does standard USB Type-C.
The conservative recommendation seems to be that QC doesn't work (and shouldn't be attempted) on the Pixel phone at all.

The 18watt factory charger is available to pre order now on the Google store. I got two because I'm done trying to figure out if this charger works vs that charger.
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Would this charger work for Pixel XL USB PD charging? https://www.amazon.com/iKits-Charge...76378215&sr=1-6&keywords=usb+c+power+delivery

I am thinking of this for car charging. It says it is 3v/5a and usb pd compatible.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DVX6PZ6/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=AMQXW69G0078

I will try this
24W Quick Charge 3.0, iClever BoostCube Qualcomm Certified QC 3.0 USB Wall Charger (Quick Charge 2.0 Compatible) for Galaxy S7/S6/Edge/Plus, Note 5/4, LG G5 V10, HTC 10 and More https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01H17OUGO/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_jwmaybN1YXDP8
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DinarQ8 said:
I will try this
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iClever BoostCube
...https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01H17OUGO/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_jwmaybN1YXDP8
أرسلت من Nexus 6P بإستخدام تاباتلك
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That just sounds dangerous(ly off-brand)

flindaman said:
That just sounds dangerous(ly off-brand)
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already Google sell belkin 27W car charger and Universal 22.5W Dual Port USB Type-C Charger so i think it is good
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Type C Car Charger,Yootech 42W Car Charger (3-Port) with Type C ,Quick Charge 2.0, Standard USB Port,for LG G5,Nexus 5X/6P,HTC 10 and Other Device[Include Type C and Micro USB Cable]
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-Yootech-3-Port-Standard-Include/dp/B01ENOWTT8
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Anyone have one of these or others recommended?
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-Maxboost-Technology-Charging-Nokia-TC/dp/B01A7RB1XU
Type C Car Charger, Maxboost 35W w/ Quick Charge 2.0 Technology+Built-in Type-C (3.1) USB C Adapter Charging Cable for Google Pixel XL,Nexus 5X 6P,MacBook 12" iPhone,Galaxy S7 S6/Note 5,Nokia-TC Black
I dont see it listed in this spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...x9dMDWqENiY2kgBJUu29f_TX8/edit#gid=1288176877

clockcycle said:
Type C Car Charger,Yootech 42W Car Charger (3-Port) with Type C ,Quick Charge 2.0, Standard USB Port,for LG G5,Nexus 5X/6P,HTC 10 and Other Device[Include Type C and Micro USB Cable]
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-Yootech-3-Port-Standard-Include/dp/B01ENOWTT8
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Anyone have one of these or others recommended?
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-Maxboost-Technology-Charging-Nokia-TC/dp/B01A7RB1XU
Type C Car Charger, Maxboost 35W w/ Quick Charge 2.0 Technology+Built-in Type-C (3.1) USB C Adapter Charging Cable for Google Pixel XL,Nexus 5X 6P,MacBook 12" iPhone,Galaxy S7 S6/Note 5,Nokia-TC Black
I dont see it listed in this spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...x9dMDWqENiY2kgBJUu29f_TX8/edit#gid=1288176877
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Those are not USB-PD.

I have a few of these and they fast charge and are cheap. I've used a number of items from Choetch and most are very reliable.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B017I7EX46/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Quick Charge 3.0 USB charger for Mi Max 3GB/32GB version

Did you happen to know for Quick Charge 3.0 USB phone charger for Mi Max phone, I was looking for one in eBay and not sure which one will be suitable with Mi Max, if someone is using Quick Charge 3.0 charge, please let me know for it, thanks.

tinkko said:
Did you happen to know for Quick Charge 3.0 USB phone charger for Mi Max phone, I was looking for one in eBay and not sure which one will be suitable with Mi Max, if someone is using Quick Charge 3.0 charge, please let me know for it, thanks.
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Download the supporting charger list from Qualcomm site.

I use the 18w anker qc 3.0 charger from Amazon, along with a 3m nylon anker USB cable, my Max Prime 128gig charges 0-100 in just over 120mins, The anker plug is 9.99gbp and the cable is 6.99gbp
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tinkko said:
Did you happen to know for Quick Charge 3.0 USB phone charger for Mi Max phone, I was looking for one in eBay and not sure which one will be suitable with Mi Max, if someone is using Quick Charge 3.0 charge, please let me know for it, thanks.
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Check this
qualcomm.com/documents/quick-charge-device-list

kyler084 said:
I use the 18w anker qc 3.0 charger from Amazon, along with a 3m nylon anker USB cable, my Max Prime 128gig charges 0-100 in just over 120mins, The anker plug is 9.99gbp and the cable is 6.99gbp
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I think your charger is more slow than the European stock
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Preshak said:
Download the supporting charger list from Qualcomm site.
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I was thinking to buy a tronsmart QC 3.0 quick charger. Maybe u should too

but does 3/32 version support QC?

bonya1423 said:
but does 3/32 version support QC?
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Yes this version supports 3.0 quick charging

Is there any official QC 3 charger for Mi Max available in india ? or something from other mainstream phone manufacturers that could be used with Mi Max ?

I am using my old Galaxy Note 4 charging brick with the Mi Max cable included in the box and charging speed is great on both official MIUI ROM or Validus ROM, 2360 mAh

I've been using an Aukrey Qualcomm 3.0 Quick Charger with my mi max; charges it up from 2℅ to 100℅ within 25-30 minutes, which is quite impressive regarding the fact that it bears one of the largest batteries(4850mAh) in the smartphone market.
So, you should opt for this particular one........i guess?

I got Tronsmart and its working great, and it was listed in Qualcomm pdf.

I read about that quick charge 2.0 charges as fast as quick charge 3.0 , the difference is that QC 3.0 allows wider selection of voltages , so the main difference is not speed but compatibility . Does someone using QC 2.0 and what times do you get from 1-2% to 100% ? In my town there is only QC 2.0 on store and i dont want to order online and wait weeks

firkosa said:
I read about that quick charge 2.0 charges as fast as quick charge 3.0 , the difference is that QC 3.0 allows wider selection of voltages , so the main difference is not speed but compatibility . Does someone using QC 2.0 and what times do you get from 1-2% to 100% ? In my town there is only QC 2.0 on store and i dont want to order online and wait weeks
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I guess not much a difference, I am using Quick Charge 1.0 (Galaxy Note 4 charging brick) and the charging speed is decent. So I guess the difference will be very few minutes that is negligible in real life IMO
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=70521049&postcount=9

I ordered Anker wall charger 3.0 and 2.0
I'll try it and see what will give me with Ampere app

Yaz S.H. said:
I've been using an Aukrey Qualcomm 3.0 Quick Charger with my mi max; charges it up from 2℅ to 100℅ within 25-30 minutes, which is quite impressive regarding the fact that it bears one of the largest batteries(4850mAh) in the smartphone market.
So, you should opt for this particular one........i guess
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are u sure??within 30minute??

StonebridgeGr said:
I was thinking to buy a tronsmart QC 3.0 quick charger. Maybe u should too
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+1, Using tronsmart QC 3.0 on hydrogen and helium and it works perfectly.

With Tronsmart QC 3.0 : from %30 to %100 in 2hrs and 9min
not like the original charger +heating up+

For me. With the tronsmart w1ct I get 90% with 2 hours charging.. so it's slow

Yaz S.H. said:
I've been using an Aukrey Qualcomm 3.0 Quick Charger with my mi max; charges it up from 2℅ to 100℅ within 25-30 minutes, which is quite impressive regarding the fact that it bears one of the largest batteries(4850mAh) in the smartphone market.
So, you should opt for this particular one........i guess
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i dont think that there is a charger out there that can charge Mi Max from 2% to 100% in 25-30 mins ..
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Sir Mohd said:
With Tronsmart QC 3.0 : from %30 to %100 in 2hrs and 9min
not like the original charger +heating up+
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for me, with tronsmart wc1t from 2 % to 100% 2 hours and 10 mins :/

My Tronsmart W3PTA charges Mi Max battery from 5% to 50% for 30 minutes

Car charger

Hello
can someone share what are the optimal specs that car charger for note 9 should have?
i am looking for chip and small car charger but that has optimal spec for charging fast.
thanks

QC 2.0 charger, Samsung's own adaptive fast charger or wireless. I'd recommend Anker if you can still find QC 2.0 chargers by them. Or their batteries with USB charging or wireless like the new Tesla charger.

Hello and thanks for the answer.
what is the difference between QC2 and samsung adaptative ? this means also that QC3 is usable? i have read somewhere that are chargers that "talk" to the phone to discover the best current to apply....
thanks

Note9 only supports QC 2.0 unless something changed. Some people complain but I don't like charging my phone fast unless I have to and 2.0 is plenty fast. It is less wear on the battery, which is sealed, and I don't want a bulging sealed phone and for it to last 2 years.
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Adapative charger should've came in the box. I also got a charger when I caught the DEX pad on sale @ Samsung for $37.50, $40 after tax.

for example EP-LN930B is the right car charger for note 9? i have searched but there are a plenty of them from samsung on the market..

Wireless charger 2.0?

Hi! Just pre ordered a galaxy s10, and I'm considering in buying a new wireless charger, compatible with the fast charge 2.0 Samsung announced.
The only official wireless charger which is told to be compatible is the duo one, but it is expensive and I won't use the duo functionality.
Do you have any informations about that? An other (official or not) wireless charger compatible with this fast charge ? Or do you know how many watts this fast charge 2.0 is?
Thanks for your help

kaadaj said:
Hi! Just pre ordered a galaxy s10, and I'm considering in buying a new wireless charger, compatible with the fast charge 2.0 Samsung announced.
The only official wireless charger which is told to be compatible is the duo one, but it is expensive and I won't use the duo functionality.
Do you have any informations about that? An other (official or not) wireless charger compatible with this fast charge ? Or do you know how many watts this fast charge 2.0 is?
Thanks for your help
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Fast charge i believe is 12W.
The duo is the only charger available for 2.0 i believe at the moment.

Notefan161 said:
Fast charge i believe is 12W.
The duo is the only charger available for 2.0 i believe at the moment.
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Ok thanks. I think I'll wait more information, especially if this fast charge works only with Samsung chargers.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s10/accessories/duo-fast-charge-2-0-t3905873 ?

fatboypup said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s10/accessories/duo-fast-charge-2-0-t3905873
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Yes I saw this thread, but the duo one is useless for me. Thank you anyway

My bad broseph I didn't realize they had a single 2.0 fast puck
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However this one does the LGs at 15w so theoretically it should do the S10 at 12W I was on the fence and I didn't want to gamble so I just got the Samsung duo Wireless Charger Metal Frame Slim 15W Wireless Charging Pad Compatible with iPhone X,XS Max,XR,8,8 Plus Samsung Galaxy S9/S9 Plus/S8/Note 8 & All Qi-Enabled Device-QC 3.0 Adapter Include (Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HD2CWYR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_87PECbBPQTE81

Yes it looks great,but I'm afraid that it won't charge at his full power because of a proprietary blocking of Samsung

kaadaj said:
Yes it looks great,but I'm afraid that it won't charge at his full power because of a proprietary blocking of Samsung
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Maybe the duo isn't useless to you then ?

How is the Old fast wireless charger for charging. I still have the old fast charger that I had for the s7. Would that still work good o. The 10e?

fatboypup said:
Maybe the duo isn't useless to you then
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It's expensive, I won't use the duo functionality and it is pretty big compared to a normal one. It's why I'm interested in an other but I think I'll just have to wait Samsung release a new one

Deathmvp said:
How is the Old fast wireless charger for charging. I still have the old fast charger that I had for the s7. Would that still work good o. The 10e?
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Yes it'll work, but not as fast as it could

So that 15W version... Does it charge the S10 @ the 12W or 15W? anyone tested it yet? What voltage, 9V?
There is a 20W version on Bangood.
https://www.banggood.com/Original-X...435313.html?rmmds=mywishlist&cur_warehouse=CN
Looks like it charges @ up to 12v though. Not sure the Samsungs go up past 9V
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I like the look of the Anker version better though. 15W.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GYR8SGQ/

I've buy this one at Costco. 2x 30$ CAD. 10W.
Take 3h to fully charge.

bumping ths. Any recommened fast wireless chargers? I also don't like the duo, plus I like standing chargers.

Fast Charging support

Can anyone help in understanding why fast charging on violet(Redmi Note 7 Pro) can go only as high as 13W on a fast charger?...I'm using the 27W sonic charger from MI and I have havoc os installed as my custom ROM, I've also flashed Ryzen Kernel( as I saw that it was the only Kernel that enabled 3A fast charging), but the voltage never goes any higher than 4.4V!, I've never been able to even get close to 18W!!, is it a USB C o/p power delivery limit or can we actually enable fast charging with higher voltages?

Is there someone tested 100w super fast charger? If our phone can supports i'll going buy.

3pka said:
Is there someone tested 100w super fast charger? If our phone can supports i'll going buy.
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No, it doesn't support 100w fast charging. It only supports up to quick charge 4. Most USB C cables can't even carry 100watts.
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Tejas said:
Can anyone help in understanding why fast charging on violet(Redmi Note 7 Pro) can go only as high as 13W on a fast charger?...I'm using the 27W sonic charger from MI and I have havoc os installed as my custom ROM, I've also flashed Ryzen Kernel( as I saw that it was the only Kernel that enabled 3A fast charging), but the voltage never goes any higher than 4.4V!, I've never been able to even get close to 18W!!, is it a USB C o/p power delivery limit or can we actually enable fast charging with higher voltages?
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It's supposed to support 27watt charging as far as I know. Never seen any difference between a 18 watt and 27 watt charger. There must be something else making it impossible. Maybe a battery limitation?

TheDuckTeam said:
No, it doesn't support 100w fast charging. It only supports up to quick charge 4. Most USB C cables can't even carry 100watts.
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It's supposed to support 27watt charging as far as I know. Never seen any difference between a 18 watt and 27 watt charger. There must be something else making it impossible. Maybe a battery limitation?
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If you use havoc os or any custom rom with battery status enabled, it shows you the current and voltage rating at which it is being charged, and if you multiply then you get the wattage at which your phone charges, I get 4.4V/3A while charging which amounts to 4.4 × 3 = 13.2W which is miles away from 18W/27W, I want to know why?

TheDuckTeam said:
No, it doesn't support 100w fast charging. It only supports up to quick charge 4. Most USB C cables can't even carry 100watts.
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It's supposed to support 27watt charging as far as I know. Never seen any difference between a 18 watt and 27 watt charger. There must be something else making it impossible. Maybe a battery limitation?
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In 1st picture i was charging PD. 2nd tolding can charge up with 30v. Then i was thinked about 20v 5A maybe possible. See that pictures 8 min 17% charged with ACC module.

3pka said:
In 1st picture i was charging PD. 2nd tolding can charge up with 30v. Then i was thinked about 20v 5A maybe possible. See that pictures 8 min 17% charged with ACC module.
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a single cell battery on a phone can't charge at 30v. The way most quick charging works is either by increasing the voltage of the battery, adding another cell, or more amps.
Also, some electricity is converted into heat instead of a useable charge. I don't see how the phone could even achieve 18watts (9v 2amps) since the battery isn't even a 9v battery.

With Tesla's "Inventions" we would have all devices fully charged "everywhere", everytime.
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