Does it support fast charging yet? I love the idea of putting my Galaxy S7 on the wireless charging pad for an hour or so and seeing it full again while I know Apple products take ages to charge. Do they have fast charging yet?
It's not mentioned in the Keynote, so apparently it doesn't. But you can always use an iPad charger to charge faster than the stock iPhone charger.
Does it support fast charging yet? I love the idea of putting my Galaxy S7 on the wireless charging pad for an hour or so and seeing it full again while I know Apple products take ages to charge. Do they have fast charging yet?
It's been widely discussed (blogs, podcasts, etc.) that fast charging accelerates battery wear. That's ultimately my concern. My 6s Plus has great battery life and I don't mind the time it takes to charge. There's a give and a take, and I prefer slower battery wear over a quicker charge.
Do they have fast charging yet?
Using iPad charger to charge iPhones might damage it as the internals are designed in keeping mind a particular charge Amp. Always prefer to use the reco charger, even if it's slower.
Yea using the iPad charger does charger quicker. But over time I believe it does damage the battery. I used a ipad block and another after market charger that charged at a high rate. My iPhone 6 after a year had started to have battery problems. Turning itself off at 30% then saying the battery was dead.
That was because of the After Market one most likely. I use the Apple iPad charger to charge my 6s+ and I haven't had any issues at all. I've been using it since I got the phone.
Does it support fast charging yet? I love the idea of putting my Galaxy S7 on the wireless charging pad for an hour or so and seeing it full again while I know Apple products take ages to charge. Do they have fast charging yet?
A phone won"t draw more power than it can take. There are chips in phones to prevent shortened life. Int he first generation of Qualcomm quckcharge this was a slight issue but is now not even a thoughtIt's been widely discussed (blogs, podcasts, etc.) that fast charging accelerates battery wear. That's ultimately my concern. My 6s Plus has great battery life and I don't mind the time it takes to charge. There's a give and a take, and I prefer slower battery wear over a quicker charge.
A phone won"t draw more power than it can take. There are chips in phones to prevent shortened life. Int he first generation of Qualcomm quckcharge this was a slight issue but is now not even a thought