If you are in a situation where your phone battery is about to die, but you need to leave the house within the next 15 minutes. You’re screwed, right?

To fully charge a phone normally takes 1 to 2 hours, but who has time for that? A phone with fast charging can give you enough power to use it for several hours after only a 15- or 30-minute charge.

Fast charging can save your day and now a phone with tummy full specs and a power draw is as important as battery life. This is why we a care for charging tests, Which comes like a like stock brick in the retail box, and applying them to the battery capacity to determine who’s the boss of fast charging standards at the moment.

Practically all flagship phones these days support fast charging, and some are going to be with such a speed and amperages that charge your battery full within minutes. These fast chargers top up your handset quicker than those puny bricks of past years that takes a much time to do the same thing.

Every smartphone maker calls there handset as a unique piece, despite all are belongs to the same category. To recall the Apple doesn’t supply the fast charger in the iPhone 8, 8 Plus or iPhone X boxes, so you have to get it as an extra. And also the latest Xiaomi Mi 8 may support Qualcomm’s latest Quick Charge 4+, but these chargers are readily not available. and the difference in speeds would be negligible compared to what the stock 3.0 charger is able to achieve anyway.

Its pretty hard to know the differences between Samsung’s Adaptive Fast Charge, Apple’s Fast Charge, the OnePlus DashCharge, Huawei’s SuperCharge, Qualcomm’s Quick Charge, Motorola’s Turbo Charge, Oppo’s VOOC and so on. let see whose standard wins?

As you see from above chart Huawei’s SuperCharge is a winner, followed by the OnePlus Dash Charge, which is very similar to the sister company Oppo’s VOOC in performance. Samsung’s Adaptive Fast Charge is also high up there, while Note 9 houses 4000mAh unit getting fully pumped in less than two hours, and Moto’s Turbo Charge gets an honourable standing, too.

The world premium phone manufacturer Apple and only give up in charging speeds this not mean that their gear can’t be fast-charged, but they provide their traditional chargers in their retail  box.And you need to spend a lot to top your iPhone or Xperia as quickly as phones from other major brands.

As we see Huawei take sthe cake that pumps 44mAh/min. performance. You might be curious to know what upcoming  Mate 20 Pro feast you which is tipped to arrive with a huge 4200 mAh pack but also 40W charging power. At present 22W SuperCharge is now fast enough, but what if Huawei supercharges it even more?

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